Veteran in uniform sitting with hands clasped, reflecting on the challenges of seeking help, symbolizing the inner struggle many face in accessing care and support.

The Challenge of Helping Veterans Get Help

October 6th, 2024

Nate Conley, Operating Director at Cornerstone Caregiving and U.S. Army Veteran, shares insights into the difficulties of helping veterans access necessary care. Many veterans struggle with asking for help, often due to feelings of resentment or reluctance toward the VA. Conley emphasizes the importance of community involvement and veteran-led groups as a way to break through barriers and encourage veterans to seek assistance.

Occupational therapist assisting a senior with mobility exercises, helping improve daily living skills and independence.

OT: An Overview

October 4th, 2024

Alison Starkey, Owner of Gaitway of Charlotte, explains the role of occupational therapy (OT) in promoting health and well-being. OT helps individuals of all ages participate in meaningful daily activities, from self-care to work and school.

Group of older adults participating in a fitness class at a senior center, enjoying social connection and wellness activities.

Senior Centers: From A New Perspective

October 2nd, 2024

Gayla Woody reflects on her 40-year journey with senior centers, from teaching technology classes as a young staff member to participating as an older adult. Over the years, senior centers have become vital spaces for fostering connection, promoting health and wellness, and offering engaging activities.

Seniors playing ping pong as an example of embracing play to promote mental and spiritual well-being

Courage to Play and Rest

September 30th, 2024

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Discover the importance of balancing work and play with courage. Learn how embracing rest and connection can improve mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being.

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Rev. Walt H. Windley, Sr. Director of Spiritual Care & Grief Services at VIA Health Partners, explores the vital role of play and rest in our lives. In a society that glorifies exhaustion, Windley draws inspiration from a local Greenville hotspot and Brene Brown’s words to advocate for deeper human connection and healthier work-life balance.

A legal document being reviewed, symbolizing estate planning and the probate process.

Will My Family Need to Go Through Probate After I Die?

September 29th, 2024

Will your family need to go through probate after you die? Probate Judge David K. Allison explains key considerations and steps that can help reduce the burden on your family by simplifying the probate process.