You’re just trying to help. So why is your aging parent or loved one constantly complaining or chronically negative?

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If you’ve thought about what life will be like when you are older, chances are you’ve wondered if there are ways to keep your mind sharp.

We are all aging and getting older, yet we all experience the aging process differently.

So how do you enhance brain health, keep your memory sharp and improve mental clarity at any age?

If you care for an older parent or loved one, or are simply worried about their wellbeing, you might be wondering how to help them live a happier, healthier life.

Think about when you’re stressed or upset: What helps calm your mind and body?