A former special operations forces member is using his own military background and testimony to assist veterans who struggle with suicidal ideation.
Aphasia is an acquired language disorder caused by a brain injury, including stroke or infection. It’s often called an invisible disability because there are no outward signs of the condition.
Struggling to know how to respond to a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease? Here are a few suggestions of how you and the Church can respond?
By some estimates, 1 in 3 people over the age of 50 have either osteopenia, reduced bone density, or osteoporosis, a disorder characterized by significant bone deterioration leading to an increased risk of fractures.
Engaging in social activities reduces the risk of depression, cognitive decline and loneliness, all of which can impact overall health.
Getting the right amount of sleep and making sure the quality of your rest is what it ought to be are key to avoiding serious medical conditions as you age.
Whether you are 5 or 95, physical activity is beneficial to your health, and it’s never too late for most of us to add some movement into our daily routine. A walk is a good way to get started.
A few tips for pastors from pastors and church leaders.
