The power of positive thinking Positive thinking is about how you approach negative news or stressful situations with a positive outlook. Positive thinkers can look beyond the setbacks or bad situations. They know they will be able to get through it, rather than being consumed by it. They still have to acknowledge and process a..Read More
How to prepare a digital legacy plan Original content sourced from Be Connected – Course: How to prepare your digital legacy plan (esafety.gov.au) Have you ever thought about what happens to all your online accounts when you die? It’s not something a lot of us think about too often. However, planning how you would like..Read More
Dementia and reducing your risk The Australian Government has released the National Dementia Action Plan, a joint initiative between the Australian Government and state and territory governments, and you are invited to provide your feedback. It is a 10 year plan that will put people living with dementia, their families, and carers at the centre..Read More
Dr Sue Ferguson – dealing with chronic pain Chronic pain presents a variety of challenges beyond the pain itself, as I’m all too aware, having researched and taught about it as well as experiencing it myself. Chronic pain is pain that lasts for three months or more. It includes pain from injuries, from diseases such..Read More
Fall prevention – balance As we age Fall prevention becomes very important. Impairments in balance is one of the most common reasons for falls in the elderly. However balance can be significantly improved if it is managed correctly, identified early, and treated appropriately alongside your healthcare professional. Read more here: Original article sourced from the..Read More
10 fall prevention tips for the home As we age Fall prevention becomes very important. Anyone can have a fall, however for people aged 65 years and over, a fall can be a major health concern. Falls are the leading cause of unintentional injury in older Australians. Nearly 1 in 3 older Australians have experienced..Read More
Scam Prevention Scams and online scams are on the increase with smarter and more high-tech cons that are increasingly catching people out. According to new data from Scamwatch, Australians lost over $205 million to scams between 1 January and 1 May 2022. This is a 166% increase compared to the same period last year. The..Read More
Embrace ageing Ageism is a real issue in our community, many people view ageing as a negative. However ageing is a fact of life, so we should all embrace and enjoy the ageing process and make the most of it, no matter how youth obsessed our society has become. Embracing your age isn’t about trying..Read More
How to save on your grocery bill As the cost of living rises, we could all do with some cost saving tips. Check out our tips to help you save on your grocery bill. Check your supplies Before you food shop, look through your kitchen cupboards and fridge. Make sure you don’t buy what’s..Read More
Loneliness by Dr Rajna Ogrin There are times when we may feel lonely, and this is especially true amongst older Australians and even more-so during a pandemic. Read more about research on Loneliness by Dr Rajna Ogrin here. Original article by Dr Rajna Ogrin from the winter edition of ONECOTA Magazine. Over the next..Read More
