2025 is shaping out to be a year where ‘writing for fun’ is at an all-time low. I’ve been preoccupied with writing and editing a book chapter on community work with older people (a follow up from this journal piece- unfortunately paywalled but happy to share the PDF), and the second piece on the dualContinue reading “Empowering Intergenerational Programming for Aging Communities”
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State of Eating amongst Seniors
Dysphagia is prevalent among seniors, particularly those with chronic conditions like stroke and Parkinson’s, impacting their social experiences with food. Nutritional risks arise from isolation and health issues. Innovative dining approaches in nursing homes enhance experience and nutrition, highlighting the need for better dysphagia services and allied health resources in Singapore.
Life Story for All Ages
The greatest gift someone can give is their life story, as it fosters connections and community. Reminiscence of significant milestones benefits seniors’ psychological well-being. Reminiscence benefits children too, where maternal support in reminiscing promotes autobiographical memory development, essential for self-identity and emotional regulation. Encouraging storytelling across all ages nurtures positive connections and well-being.
Social Working, Everything 