depression among the elderly
Chase the Blues Away: Creating an Atmosphere of Hope Right at Home
Many of our elders and caregivers struggle each day with depression. It’s no wonder. They’re fighting pain, disease, death, dealing with mounting medical costs and frustrations—and many are isolated and overwhelmed with day-to-day care needs. In fact, elder suicide is higher than any other age category—those 85 years old and older are highly susceptible... »
Should You Not Say the “D” Word (Depression) Around Your Parents?
Depression and the elderly go hand-in-hand. Seven million adults over the age of 65 have been diagnosed with depression, and that’s not counting the millions who are still struggling in silence. And yet, we don’t like to talk about it. Many of our elders are from the “we don’t talk about such things” generation.... »
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