How young friends keep us young

Article Abstract:

Old people sometimes feel much older and more alone as their outlooks have shrunk along with the shrinking of their circle of friends. For good health and well-being, old people must develop friendships with younger people who are more enthusiastic and fun. Doing volunteer work, enrolling in a class and extending one's hospitality are some of the ways by which one can refresh one's circle of friends.

Social aspects, Aged, Elderly, Analysis, Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Retirement

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When a fried loses a spouse

Article Abstract:

Older people can take a number of steps to help their friends deal with the loss of a spouse. These include being available for the friend to talk to, offering to do errands or chores, taking the friend out to eat and introducing friends to new people once their grieving period is over.

Management, Bereavement

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Create a grandparent tradition

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning traditions, rituals, or events that can be passed down the generations within a family are presented. Case studies are used to illustrate how grandparents have initiated traditions that help the different generations to connect and establishes family continuity.

Case studies, Recreation, Family, Manners and customs

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