Tag: Author
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Unforgotten: Building Belonging for Black Older Adults Living with Dementia
This Black History Month, it’s an important moment to talk about what it means to be remembered, supported, and included as we age.
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Why Recreation Therapy Month Matters — Especially as We Age
Recreation Therapy Month shines a spotlight on something that often gets overlooked in discussions about the aging journey: the power of meaningful, purposeful activity…
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Opinion: Canada Needs More Research on Aging, Nutrition, and Well-Being in LTC
As Canada’s population of older adults continues to grow, a significant number are living in long-term care (LTC) homes. Yet, despite the increasing demand…
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Advancing Research and Care for Unexplained Falls
To better understand unexplained falls and their impact, the Schlegel-UW Research Institute for Aging (RIA) recently brought together 32 experts from across Canada.
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Q&A with Lora: Standing strong against falls and fractures
In recognition of Osteoporosis Awareness Month and Fall Prevention Month, we’re focusing on maintaining a safe and healthy lifestyle for older adults. Lora Giangregorio,…
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Five foods for healthy aging
Most older adults are not consuming enough key nutrients to stay healthy. The best way to get the nutrients our bodies need is through…
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Women and Aging: Tips on Aging Well
In honour of International Women’s Day, we asked our researchers to share tips, based on their research, that may help women age well.
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Helping older adults live well with autonomy, Changing perceptions of aging
Discover how art and music therapy can boost mood, reduce loneliness, and improve quality of life for senior.
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The Power of Creativity: Music and Art Supports Healthy Aging
We all know that eating well, staying active, drinking plenty of water, and getting enough sleep is essential for staying healthy. But so is…
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How to Have a Healthy Heart
Heart disease is one of the leading causes of death in Canada. While family history can play a role, other factors can harm your…