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Seniors
Oct 7, 2020
The changes that often come in later life—retirement, the death of loved ones, increased isolation, medical problems, can lead to a number of mental health issues. These issues can prevent you from enjoying life like you used to. But these effects go far beyond mood – it also impacts your energy, sleep, appetite, and physical health.
However, mental health issues are not an inevitable part of aging, and there are many steps you can take to overcome potiental issues, no matter the challenges you face.
Download the Guide for Home Support Staff – Supporting Senior Mental Health
Kings County Seniors’ Safety Society
safety, security, and well-being of seniors in Kings County
902-375-3602
[email protected]
Government of NS Continuing Care Programs
1-800-225-7225
Department of Seniors
1-800-670-0065
Senior Abuse Line
1-877-833-3377
Alzheimer Society
1-800-611-6345