Health & Wellness
Research Shows Musicians Face a Much Higher Risk of Tinnitus
For musicians, hearing is central to both work and enjoyment. Yet growing research suggests that the very thing musicians love may put them at significantly
Limited-Time Buyer Incentives Available at Opal Victoria as Vancouver Island Residents Embrace a New Lifestyle
Across Vancouver Island, more adults are choosing to simplify their lives — trading home maintenance, long commutes, and unused space for walkable communities, vibrant social
Senior driving education vs assessment
Many geriatric researchers presenting at safety conferences agree that education, not testing, is the answer to seniors driving longer and safer. Prior to intervention by
Itchy Ears During Menopause: A Symptom Worth Listening To
Hot flashes and sleep disruption are well-known features of menopause. Itchy ears are not — yet many midlife patients report new dryness, irritation, or discomfort
Plant Curiosity, Harvest Friendships: Spring at Silver Threads Service
Spring is a time of growth, fresh starts, and new possibilities – and at Silver Threads Service, this season is all about planting curiosity and
“Luck Has Nothing To Do With It”
Q: This is a tough thing to say out loud but here goes – I hate my teeth – I hate everything associated with teeth.
Working Out With Hearing Aids
For many people with hearing loss, hearing aids are an essential part of everyday life – including time spent at the gym or exercising outdoors.
Have You Tested Your Sense of Smell Lately? It Offers Insight Into More Than Just Smell
Many adults notice changes in vision or hearing as they age, but far fewer pay attention to their sense of smell. Yet smell is one
Healthy Hearts, Connected Lives
Silver Threads Service offers a range of heart-healthy programs designed to support older adults in staying active, independent, and connected. From Functional Fitness and movement
I Will Have A Tooth!
Q: I have lived in a remote area for most of my life. Over my lifetime, if we wanted or needed anything more than just
Consequences of Untreated Hearing Loss
Hearing loss is often difficult to recognize, especially because it usually develops slowly over time. As hearing gradually changes, the brain adapts, and many people
Dealing With Conundrums
Q: I’m in a state. My life has had all kinds of ups and downs. It seems that I go from emergency to emergency putting