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While the idea of Thanksgiving and the bright lights of the December holidays can bring about sentiments of merriment for some, there is the underlying pressure on people to enjoy themselves during the holidays. The reality is that many people feel increasingly isolated and unhappy during this season, and elders
When you find a podcast you love it’s like making a new friend. You want to connect and hear from them on a regular basis. In today’s world, podcasts are a ever-growing medium to engage with subjects of interest in a easy, mobile way. We recently uncovered some mental health
Anxiety is a feeling that we have all experienced at one point or another. The nerves before delivering a big presentation, jitters on a wedding day, or the uneasy feeling of attempting to conquer a fear. People with anxiety disorders have a perpetual and excessive fear in situations that are
They are lovingly known as the Mad Hatters. This group of 7 women reside in an assisted living facility in Hartford where ChangeInc provides one on one community support on a weekly basis with some of the residents. These women led by ChangeInc’s Community Support Professional, Annie Barclay, collaborated to
If there is one thing that our ChangeInc home care clients treasure the most, it’s giving back to service men and women. To celebrate this Flag Day, our home care clients united to create greetings cards which they filled with sweet sentiments of encouragement and gratitude. These cards made the
Recently, on a beautiful Spring day, 37 of our clients and their caregivers gathered on the grounds of YMCA’s Camp Ingersoll to simply enjoy a day of fun. After a long and brutal winter which brought us snow into April, we were all grateful to luxuriate in the crisp, fresh
Last week we hosted a BINGO event in the New Haven area for our individuals to attend with their staff. The event itself was an intimate size due to the rain and other unforeseen circumstances. Together, we chatted about the upcoming weekend and other current events as we enjoyed lunch.
Ellen is an individual that we care for at ChangeInc. When we first met Ellen, she was over 500lbs, unable to walk, and residing long term in a nursing home. Today, Ellen has lost a significant amount of weight, is living at home, and is active in her community. She
Winter in New England. It’s cold, the weather is nasty, it’s flu season. These are just some of the reasons why the individuals we service typically feel socially isolated during the winter months. Recent studies suggest this can be dangerous. According to a New York Times article written by Dr.