(203) 258-2640 info@growingoptions.com
  • Facebook
  • X
  • Facebook
  • X
Growing Options
  • Home
  • About Us
    • Client Reviews
  • Services
    • Initial Consultation and Assessment
    • Counseling Services
    • Healthcare Services
    • Homecare Services
    • Financial and Legal Assistance
    • On-Going Monitoring Services
    • Senior Living Communities
  • Our Specialties
    • Dementia & Alzheimer’s Disease
    • Parkinson’s Disease
    • Mental Illness
    • Physical Disability
  • Aging Life Care
    • What is an Aging Life Care Professional?
    • How To Know You Need An Aging Life Care Professional
    • Benefits of Using an Aging Life Care Professional
    • Who Are Aging Life Care Professionals?
    • How Is Aging Life Care Different from Geriatric Care Management?
    • Services of Aging Life Care Professionals
  • Our Blog
  • Contact Us
Select Page
Wandering: A Preventable Danger for Seniors Living with Dementia

Wandering: A Preventable Danger for Seniors Living with Dementia

by Lisa Krauss | Feb 19, 2019 | Aging Life Care

Wandering is one of the most common and potentially dangerous behaviors among patients with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia. For families and caregivers of seniors living with AD (Alzheimer’s/Dementia), it is imperative that we understand the many causes of...
Aging in Place: New Tools Facilitate an Old Idea

Aging in Place: New Tools Facilitate an Old Idea

by Lisa Krauss | Feb 17, 2019 | Aging Life Care

Aging in place is a concept that is getting a lot of attention these days. Simply put, it refers to the movement toward keeping seniors in their own homes for as long as comfortably possible. When polled, most people say that they want to continue to stay in their own...
Is Hospice the Right Choice for Your Aging Parent?

Is Hospice the Right Choice for Your Aging Parent?

by Lisa Krauss | Feb 17, 2019 | Aging Life Care

I became a hospice volunteer years ago, after attending a family friend’s funeral. During the service, I listened to his adult children describe their father’s last days under hospice care, and I was struck by how peaceful his transition seemed to be for him and his...
Supporting Your Aging Loved Ones From A Distance

Supporting Your Aging Loved Ones From A Distance

by Lisa Krauss | Sep 17, 2018 | Aging Life Care

At Growing Options, we are trained and committed to applying our professional expertise to caring for our clients. On your end, there are steps that you can take as a family member or friend to contribute to your loved one’s overall well-being, even if you are far...
Preventing Family Conflict Through an Aging Parent’s Transition

Preventing Family Conflict Through an Aging Parent’s Transition

by Lisa Krauss | Sep 17, 2018 | Aging Life Care

The decline of an aging loved one will frequently create a need for family members to provide support and help design a plan of care. The coming together of family can be a positive experience, but the increased contact during a time of stress or crisis can also be...
« Older Entries
Next Entries »

Recent Posts

  • Brenda Learns to Quilt
  • Providing Care For Your Aging Loved Ones from a Distance
  • Summer Sun Safety Month: 5 Tips To Stay Cool
  • A Guide for Each Step of the Way: What an Aging Life Care Manager® Brings to the Table
  • Maria’s Recovery from a Brain Aneurysm: Looking to the Future
  • Maria’s Aneurysm Recovery: Inpatient Rehab and Transitioning Home
  • 4 Ways Older Adults Leave the Hospital: Which One Is Right for You?
  • Maria’s Journey: Hospital Care After an Aneurysm
  • Maria’s Journey After an Aneurysm
  • Who Will Care for the Caregivers? Balancing Personal Well-Being and Caregiving Duties
  • Preventing Caregiver Burnout Over the Holidays
  • Diabetes and Mental Health: Managing Stress and Depression
  • Evelyn and The Dismissed Diagnosis
  • Fall Prevention: Why Footwear Matters
  • Eleanor’s Story: Grateful for an Opportunity to Share Her Home With a Student
  • Preserving Our Loved One’s Legacy for Parent’s Day
  • Passages in Caregiving: Turning Chaos into Confidence by Gail Sheehy
  • K is for Knowledge and L is for Legacy
  • Navigating the Fallout of Lost Independence in Southbury Connecticut
  • Expert Guidance: How Aging Life Care Managers® Provide Reassurance to Family Caregivers in Connecticut
  • Aging in Connecticut: Are the Aging Years Really “The Golden Years
  • How Do AI and Robotics Fit Into the Care Landscape?
  • Coloring Pages for the Whole Family
  • Fall Prevention Awareness Week: Recognizing the Significance of Proactive Measures in Fall Prevention
  • Fall Prevention Week: Beyond the Bruises: The Psychological Impact of Falls and Fractures
  • Helping Your Family By Setting Up Your Wishes
  • Joanne’s Special Summer Trip & Best Birthday Ever
  • The Importance of Quality of Life
  • Lisa Krauss, MA, LPC, NCC, CMC – Experience in All Areas of Care
  • Being the Spouse Caregiver: How to Cope and Manage the Challenges
  • Mom’s Leftovers Are Hiding in the Refrigerator
  • Save Your Heart Now
  • The Right Help
  • Six Ways You Can Help Your Senior Family Member Combat Loneliness
  • Enjoying the Holidays with Seniors
  • Moving an Aging Parent Into Your Home
  • Mission to Space
  • Why are Hobbies Important for Seniors
  • Scams Against Aging Adults are Easy to Fall Into
  • A Memory Box for Dementia

©2025, Growing Options, Inc. - All Rights Reserved