July 30, 2026 —
There’s a Japanese word I think about often in this work: Ikigai (生き甲斐). It roughly translates to “reason for being.” The thing that gets you up in the morning. The intersection of what you love, what you’re good at, what the world needs, and yes, sometimes, what sustains you. We talk a lot about physical... Read More
July 7, 2026 —
We say it every day without thinking: “I’ll call them tomorrow.” “We’ll do that next time.” “There’s no rush.” But there is a rush. There always was. At Senior Options, we sit with families every day who are navigating the middle and later chapters of their parents’ lives. And if there’s one thing I’ve learned... Read More
June 26, 2026 —
The Heat Is Not Optional. Neither Is This List. Every summer in South Florida, we watch the temperature climb, and with it, the risk to older adults in our community. Heat-related illness is not just uncomfortable. It can be life-threatening. And the scary part? It can creep up quietly, long before anyone realizes something is... Read More
June 22, 2026 —
You’ll often read about the wins here. The success stories. The best parts of being an Aging Life Care Professional. But there’s another side to this work. And it deserves to be said. It’s the cases that keep you up at night. The families who are burned out, deep in denial, and struggling to accept... Read More
May 5, 2026 —
Most people know Parkinson’s as a tremor disease. What many don’t realize is that it is now the fastest-growing neurodegenerative disease in the world, and its reach goes far beyond shaking hands. One of the highlights of the 42nd Annual Aging Life Care Association® Conference in Austin was hearing from Hilary Byatt, Chief Operating Officer... Read More
April 12, 2026 —
The “Pitt” Fall: When Medication is the Culprit Yes, I caught the recent episode of The Pitt featuring Frida and Ed Cohen, Did You? Spoilers below! If you work in the aging space or if you are currently navigating the care of an aging parent, I suspect you related to it instantaneously. I know I... Read More
April 9, 2026 —
Beware of the Chair We’ve all seen it. You walk into your parent’s or grandparent’s home, and there they are, settled into that familiar, overstuffed recliner. It’s their “spot.” It’s comfortable, it’s trademarked, and it’s where they spend the vast majority of their day. Whether it’s 10:00 AM on a Tuesday or 4:00 PM on... Read More
March 19, 2026 —
March is Social Work Month- and as a proud social worker, this one is especially close to my heart. Social work is not just a profession; it’s a calling. It’s the quiet moments of listening when someone feels unheard. It’s standing beside individuals and families during some of the most challenging times of their lives.... Read More
January 22, 2026 —
What Success Looks Like: Ruth’s Story Ruth is a 63-year-old woman diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s disease. When Senior Options first became involved just over two years ago, she had been forced into early retirement from her career as a veterinarian. She was experiencing cognitive decline, word-finding difficulties, confusion, and significant depression. Ruth lived alone, with... Read More
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