By Renae Perry It’s 292 miles from my home to my parents’ home out of state. Roads so traveled that I know them by heart, just as I know where the good bathrooms are and which towns have better food choices between here and there. Nearly one in five of us is caring for aging […]
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Pictured: Tommie Thompson is happy to receive help on her gas bill at the Atmos Blitz gas bill-paying event. The arctic blast made many people’s gas bills double. Atmos Energy recently announced they donated $75,000 to distribute to older adult customers who need help paying their natural gas bills and past-due debt. The Senior Source
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A guide to landing a job based on your real-world experience From the “Forward” in the “Transferable Skills Career Guide” If you’re looking for new ways to market yourself in today’s economy, this guide shows you how to highlight an accumulation of skill sets you’ve gained throughout your life. Some of these skills are ones
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Luncheon Chair Amy Hegi, Roy Popham, Texas Capital Bank, Louise and Guy Griffeth, 2024 Honorees, Stacey Malcolmson, President & CEOof The Senior Source The Senior Source donors gathered at the beautiful home of Ashley and Marcus Allen for the annual Spirit of Generations Patron Party, sponsored by Texas Capital Bank on February 6, 2024. The Patron
A. Beth Jackson, MS, LMFT-Associate (she/her) Facilitator of the Up & Out LGBT Caregiver Support Group Beth Jackson is the facilitator of the LGBT+ Caregiver Support Group at The Senior Source. Beth does individual and family therapy at Peace Lane Therapy as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapy-Associate under the supervision of Nicole Vargas, PhD,
By: Kimberly Knight Alright, let’s have a caregiver-to-caregiver chat. In my opinion, caregiving is one of the most profound acts of love. It’s an honor to stand by your spouse, parents, or other family members during their times of need. However, nobody really prepares you for the sacrifices you’ll make in the process. Whether you
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By Shannon Miller Every February, we tend to see “100th Day of School” content appear on social media where many children are dressed up as older adults. Many people comment and like the posts with innocent intent because, after all, the children are adorable, right? However, as a licensed social worker who works with older
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