Changing life situations like retirement, losing partners or other important people, changing roles, or physical health problems can all impact mental health and well-being. Mental health problems can affect people at any age, but they are often untreated or undertreated among alder adults.
Seniors and Depression Series
The Seniors and Depression series from the Mood Disorders Association of BC helps older adults and loved ones recognize signs of depression and seek help. Depression is not a normal part of aging, so it’s important to take depression seriously at any age.
Alzheimer's Disease
Many of us look forward to our retirement and see our later years as a chance to reflect and enjoy the lives we built for ourselves. But for hundreds of thousands of Canadians, this time of reflection becomes a time of loss and confusion.
SUCCESS Provides an Antidote to Social Isolation of Immigrant Seniors
The SUCCESS Seniors Quality of Life Outreach Project helps isolated immigrant seniors get involved in community activities and form stable social networks with their peers.
Have you noticed that your senior loved one seems unhappy or more anxious, irritable or moody?…
Seniors are at greater risk of suicide than are younger people. The British Columbia Crisis Centre…
Depression is a mood disorder; dementias like Alzheimer’s disease, can have similar symptoms but…
Visions article: A Gateway to Intergenerational Connection
University students and seniors forge friendships and lifelong learning at Gateway Lodge in Prince George
Sonya Kruger
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