The Copeland Experience

Moving is a difficult process that can stir up a lot of emotion. This is especially true when deciding to move to a senior living or assisted living home. In this post, we’ll offer guidance and assisted living decorating ideas for making an apartment feel like...

If your loved one is aging, you likely know that long family visits can come with plenty of highs and lows. As wonderful as it is to spend quality time with senior family members, it can also be a source of stress as you strive to manage both your well-being and...

The holidays can be a challenging time for many older adults. Anticipation builds leading up to the holidays, which can be both exciting and stressful. Then, there’s the bustle of the holiday season itself. But after the commotion has settled down, many seniors find...

Don’t let the cold weather put a damper on your active lifestyle. Whether it’s fitness, hobbies, day trips, social events, or games – there’s plenty of fun to be had in winter months. This is no time to hibernate!Find Some Good Books There’s nothing like spending time...

Physical fitness is foundational for senior wellness. Regular physical activity is one of the most important things seniors can do for their health. It is proven to prevent many of the health problems that come with age. And it helps support mental wellbeing for...

How to Vacation as a Senior 9 Tips for Safe Travels Now more than ever, it’s important to take precautions while traveling. With a little preparation, you can make safe travels a reality. 1. Wear Your Mask, Wash Your Hands, Practice Social Distancing – No one wants to...

After a lifetime of caring for others, seniors may find it a real challenge to take time to take care of themselves. Yet “self care” – in the form of fitness, nutrition, hobbies, and good sleep – is the key to overall wellness and a better quality of life. 4 Self Care...

Did you know seniors are more vulnerable to dehydration? The fact is, as your loved one gets older, their sense of thirst diminishes significantly. Many seniors take so little water that by the time they are thirsty, it is usually a symptom of early dehydration....

An active retirement means engaging in activities that keep you moving and connected with others. This could be anything from fishing to gardening to playing cards with friends, to singing in the church choir and volunteering at a local organization. Our later years...

Older adults are at a greater risk for falls, which can lead to some serious health complications. According to the National Council on Aging, falls are the leading cause of fatal and non-fatal injuries for older Americans. Falls threaten seniors’ safety and...