Mar 16, 2026 | 443 Views
Is Your Home Truly Safe for Your Elderly Parents? 5 Dangers You Might Have Missed
“The simple act of caring is heroic.” – Edward Albert In psychology, there is a theory called Maslow’s hierarchy of needs which pictures human needs in the form of a pyramid. One of these is safety and security needs. As …
Mar 16, 2026 | 285 Views
Ageing and Mental Health: Breaking the Silence on the Golden Years
The Unseen Side of Growing Older We often associate ageing with wisdom, storytelling, and a well-deserved rest. Our elders are the gatekeepers of our history, carrying decades of knowledge. However, beneath the surface of reflection lies a silent reality: the …
Mar 14, 2026 | 258 Views
The Power of Routine in Dementia Care – Why Familiar Habits Matter
We all have things in our lives that ground us. It’s the familiarity of drinking from our favourite mug in the morning or following a specific route to work. For most of us, these habits are just background noise. We …
Mar 12, 2026 | 280 Views
Impact of Social Connection on People with Parkinson’s and Their Caregivers
Breaking the Ripple Effects of Isolation Parkinson’s disease is often discussed in terms of physical symptoms such as tremors, stiffness, or difficulty in movement. However, one of the most overlooked challenges faced by people living with Parkinson’s is social isolation. …
Mar 05, 2026 | 268 Views
When Words Fade, Music Remains – The Power of Bhajans in Dementia Care
Introduction – When Memories Fade but Emotions Remain Dementia may blur memories, but it rarely erases emotions. And sometimes, when conversations no longer flow and names are forgotten, a simple bhajan can light up the room. Dementia is not a …
Feb 22, 2026 | 834 Views
The “Old Age Home” Stigma: Why Professional Care in Senior Assisted Living is Act of Love, Not Abandonment
In India, the phrase Vriddhashram (Old Age Home) often carries a heavy, silent weight. It conjures images of abandonment, neglect, and a failure of “filial piety.” When a child considers a senior care center, the first thought isn’t usually about …
Feb 04, 2026 | 485 Views
From Silence to Sanctuary – A Story of Hope, Care, and Dignity in Old Age
A Life of Quiet Suffering A heartfelt tale of an elderly woman belonging to a huge joint family, but still unable to cope due to inevitable circumstances at home. She leads a miserable and desolate life, totally devoid of love, …
Jan 16, 2026 | 628 Views
10 Daily Yoga Habits for Seniors to Stay Fit and Active
Yoga for seniors isn’t about mastering difficult poses or intense flexibility. Instead, elderly yoga focuses on gentle movement, rhythmic breathing, and achieving mental peace. These daily habits are designed to be safe, accessible, and highly beneficial—even for those managing memory-related …
Jan 02, 2026 | 508 Views
My Journey All Through My Stay at VataVriksh Parent Care
The Beginning of My Stay My stay at VataVriksh commenced on 29th May 2025 and is continuing till the current moment. My journey until now has been extremely exhilarating, replete with memories. I on my part prefer to relive the …
