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Do We Really Need to Leave a Legacy?
March 20th, 2024
Do We Really Need To Leave A Legacy? &Raquo; Marc Joseph

In a world filled with fleeting moments and transient experiences, the concept of legacy stands as a testament to the enduring impact individuals can have on society. But do we really need to leave a legacy? According to the Population Reference Bureau, 117 billion members of our species have been born on Earth since the beginning of time. How many of these do you actually remember? Understanding Legacy Legacy, in its simplest form, refers to the mark individuals leave on the world long after they’re gone. It transcends mere material possessions, encompassing the intangible aspects of one’s... Continue Reading

March 20th, 2024
How home care companies can optimize operations
March 11th, 2024
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In recent years, the demand for home care services has surged, driven by an aging population and a growing preference for personalized healthcare solutions. Home care companies play a pivotal role in providing these essential services that enable individuals to receive medical attention, assistance with their daily activities, and companionship within the comfort of their homes. To meet the evolving needs of this growing industry without placing additional stress on employed caregivers, it’s crucial that home care companies optimize their operations. This may involve streamlining their processes,... Continue Reading

The state of caregiving for 2024
February 12th, 2024
The State Of Caregiving For 2024 &Raquo; Lance Slatton 300X203 1

A significant discrepancy has formed over the past decade between the number of people needing care and the number of professional caregivers available. This was significantly exacerbated in 2023, with caregivers becoming more exhausted than ever. Whether due to financial constraints or the struggling economy, almost 1 in 5 Americans who were providing care in 2023 were going unpaid. This equates to over 53 million people providing unpaid care to parents, spouses, friends and disabled children, and this number continues to rise. The Department of Health and Human Services reports that these individuals... Continue Reading

February 12th, 2024
Why is Growing Older So Lonely?
January 24th, 2024
Why Is Growing Older So Lonely? &Raquo; Marc Joseph

Growing older is a natural part of life’s journey, yet for many, it comes with a sense of loneliness. When we were kids, teenagers, and young adults, we often determined our self-worth by the number of friends we had in our circle. As we begin to get older, we may prefer having fewer, but closer friends with more meaningful connections sharing the same hobbies, philosophies, and likes. What do we expect from our relationships as we grow into our baby boomer years and beyond? According to the Perspectives on Psychological Science, older adults’ relationship expectations include: Having opportunities... Continue Reading

January 24th, 2024
Is Giving Back in Our DNA?
December 13th, 2023
Is Giving Back In Our Dna? &Raquo; Marc Joseph

Since the beginning of America, we have been a very giving people. Starting with the Pilgrims in 1630, neighbors relied on each other to survive the harsh winters. The settlers raised each other’s barns, hosted quilting bees for the community, and built common areas in their towns. Benjamin Franklin, one of the most famous American Founding Fathers is also known as the Founding Father of American volunteerism in the late 1700’s. He gathered volunteers to sweep the streets of Philadelphia, organized the nation’s first volunteer fire department, established a voluntary militia, and organized... Continue Reading

December 13th, 2023
Our Favorite Holiday Gifts Under $20
December 7th, 2023
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The holiday gift shopping and giving season is here again…how did that happen? We often participate in gift exchanges, sometimes called Yankee swaps, with family and friends. One never knows who will end up with which mystery gift, so we’re always on the lookout for fun, interesting, and inexpensive gifts appropriate for whomever might end up with it at the end of the whole process. Here’s a list of 6 techie Yankee swap items that we at BoomerTECH Adventures wouldn’t mind ending up with at the end of the exchange. It is getting chilly outside. How about a way to stay warm and enjoy your... Continue Reading

December 7th, 2023
DIY Holiday Tech Gifts
November 30th, 2023
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Some of the best gifts to give are those you’ve made yourself! Here is an opportunity to use your tech skills to offer unique and valued gifts this year. These ideas use technology you already have (or can easily borrow) to make thoughtful and well-regarded gifts using that most precious commodity, your time! As thoughtful as they are, you can have tons of fun putting these gifts together. None of these ideas are platform dependent and can be done on whatever type of device you have—smartphone, tablet, or computer. The best thing is that these ideas are as applicable for children as adults,... Continue Reading

November 30th, 2023
Supporting caregivers’ physical and mental health for retention, on-the-job satisfaction
November 27th, 2023
Supporting Caregivers’ Physical And Mental Health For Retention, On-The-Job Satisfaction &Raquo; Lance Slatton 1024X752 1

Having supports in place to support caregivers’ physical and mental health are key for both retention and work satisfaction. Without this, home care companies are facing an ever-greater loss as the mass exodus from the workforce continues. To properly support caregivers in the home care industry, there are a few different approaches to consider. Comprehensive… The post Supporting caregivers’ physical and mental health for retention, on-the-job satisfaction appeared first on McKnights Home Care.  Continue Reading

November 27th, 2023
Why Do We Have a Teacher’s Crisis?
November 6th, 2023
Why Do We Have A Teacher’s Crisis? &Raquo; Marc Joseph

According to The Washington Post, our teacher shortage has grown 35% in the 37 states they monitor to over 49,000 vacancies. For example, Arizona has 2,890 openings, more than 1,000 from the previous year. West Virginia was missing 1,500 teachers, which is a 50% increase from the previous year. So, what is causing this shortage in such an honorable profession? Exit interviews list reasons such as low pay, poor working conditions, and supervision, lack of support from the community, lack of autonomy, changing curriculum, and rising school violence. Why do teachers become teachers in the first place?... Continue Reading

November 6th, 2023
Your Thinking Precedes Your Feelings
October 30th, 2023

Over the past half-century, Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) has emerged as the most widely used approach to psychotherapy.  There are a few variations of it – with each tracing its lineage to a practitioner who was likely influenced by Albert Ellis or Aaron Beck – or both. The big reasons for its popularity include the relatively short time that it takes to achieve behavioral change and the fact that is a strong body of research that documents its effectiveness.  It has been efficacious in the treatment of depression, anxiety, pain, and substance abuse as well as a variety... Continue Reading

October 30th, 2023