April showers bring May flowers, but who will you share them with? Even small acts of kindness can benefit your health and help you find more satisfaction in life. The articles below feature tips on spotting everyday opportunities for kindness, making a difference in the lives of others, and more!
Spreading Kindness: Why It's Important for Your Well-Being
When you are kind to another person, even in a small way, it has a positive effect by helping that person feel valued and supported. According to research, acts of kindness can actually be good for your health and even slow your body’s aging process.
5 Tips for Showing Compassion While Caring for Aging Parents
It can be frustrating caring for aging parents who refuse help. However, it’s important to approach the situation with empathy, kindness, and patience.
A Voice of Comfort: KMOX's Dave Glover Joins Bethesda's "No One Dies Alone" Program
For more than two decades, Dave Glover’s voice has been a familiar presence for St. Louisans during their evening commutes. A few months ago, however, Dave’s voice took on a quieter role—as a volunteer with Bethesda Hospice Care’s “No One Dies Alone” (NODA) program.
One of the best gifts you can give your grandchild isn’t something physical to wrap up and offer as a birthday present. Rather, you can help to instill a strong sense of gratitude in your grandchild with your words and actions, which can help the child see how much good is in his or her life.
Why Should You Volunteer at a Senior Living Community?
Did you know that volunteering is a great way for older adults to feel confident, valuable, and happy? Volunteering can provide anyone, but especially an older adult, with a feeling of accomplishment and community.
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