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Understanding how relationships change as your parents age and how you can manage the challenges that arise

4 Ways to Ensure You Have a Healthy Amicable Divorce

Collaborative Post Divorce carries with it typically negative connotations, but it does not always have to be so. In this article, we will explore steps to make the separation process as pleasant as it can be. No couple ever marries expecting to separate, but sometimes it is inevitable. It is easy for divorce to spiral […]

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Choosing to divorce in later life

Collaborative Post Divorce at any age can be incredibly difficult for everyone involved, including those who choose to separate at an older age. There are many factors to consider – the family home, children, and an array of complex financial issues. Despite this, later life divorce continues to rise. In this article, we’ll be discussing […]

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Grey divorce: What is it and how can it be avoided?

Collaborative Post Grey divorce is an increasingly prevalent phenomenon that involves couples proceeding with divorce in their later years. Whether you’re living with a spouse through retirement or supporting an older couple who might be struggling, it’s always worth knowing how you might prevent the stress, strain, and separation of divorce. Divorce and tradition: What’s […]

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Changes You Might Need To Make To Take Care Of Your Ageing Parents

Collaborative Post As our parents start to get older, it might be that their physical or mental health starts to decline. It could be both of these things happening at the same time. When this happens, many children feel it’s their turn to take care of their parents just like their parents took care of […]

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The Importance of Quality of Life for the Elderly

Collaborative Post Many people assume that life slows down when they hit retirement age. They may think that all that seniors do is watch TV, eat, sleep, and repeat. However, that can’t be further from the truth. While aged individuals do have more years to their name, they can live as fulfilling lives as younger […]

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Everything you need to know about divorcing in old age

Collaborative Post In this article we’re addressing the tricky topic of divorcing in your older years and what considerations there are involved. The number of separation agreements created in the UK has increased significantly following the introduction of the no-fault divorce law in April 2022, and this includes older couples. Although divorce isn’t typically associated […]

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This is a special kind of sorrow

The country is in mourning for a monarch that has for many of us been part of the fabric of our entire lives. Many of us know how it feels to lose our own parents and grandparents and recognise grief. Yet this may be a different kind of sorrow. Not just that we weren’t personally […]

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How to spend free time at weekends with seniors

Despite the numerous calls on our time, including the pressures of work, there are many benefits of spending time with our seniors. Connections allow us to build and foster strong relationships. Your older family and friends will greatly benefit from spending time with you. Just discussing your experiences and perspectives and listening to their perspective […]

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4 Myths About Ageing

Collaborative Post Myths may be popular, but they are not accurate. Indeed, ageing comes with its changes, giving rise to many famous but untrue perceptions about the process. Unfortunately, this has caused an unfound fear of ageing among many people. However, you don’t have to worry, as you can still live your best life. That […]

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How to Love Elderly People Without Saying It

Collaborative Post It’s not always easy to love someone who is elderly, especially if they have dementia or have difficulty communicating. But it is possible to show them your love without saying the words “I love you.” Below you will find several ways that you can demonstrate your care and concern for an older person. […]

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