Many people think of food insecurity as a person being hungry, but hunger and food insecurity are different in definition. Since hunger can be difficult to measure, the USDA measures food insecurity instead of hunger.
Caregivers are known to be tough and strong. You are often expected to put your needs aside to provide care for a loved one above all else. This is especially true for military caregivers that take care of a loved one who is a wounded service member. However, while you are caring for others, who takes care of the caregiver? We wanted to share some resources we found that can provide help. These resources are tools that promote self-care and well-being.
By Molly C. Herndon. In this series, we’re examining the practical considerations caregivers have around the financial side of providing care to a loved one. Part 1 took a look at housing options and this post will discuss health care considerations. Health Care Older Americans have higher life expectancies than…
We began our exploration of Outdoor Rx, a new and innovative way of improving health outcomes through nature-based recreation, in February of this year. Outdoor Rx has proved to be a much-needed approach to wellness in the early months of 2020. Let’s take a look back at what we have…
by Molly C. Herndon. Over 36% of Americans provide unpaid care for a family member, so the chances are high that you have clients who are providing care for a family member. More than 40 million caregivers are over 65, which compounds the financial issues around providing care. The costs…
Anxiety is commonplace in today’s culture and people experience it in a lot of different ways. Anxiety can be stifling…creating fear, worry, and uncertainty.
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