10/30/2026
A carefully tended garden says a lot about the person who looks after it. It reflects patience, routine, and the simple joy of caring for something over time.
Our latest blog explains how depression in seniors often shows up as physical and behavioral changes rather than sadness, how it can overlap with dementia, and gentle ways families can start helping, from opening the conversation with curiosity to talking with a parent’s doctor. It also shares the hopeful news that depression in seniors is highly treatable, and many older adults see meaningful improvement with the right support. Read the full post for guidance on recognizing the signs and taking thoughtful next steps.
https://www.arborcompany.com/locations/south-carolina/greenville-gardens-at-eastside/blog/depression-in-seniors-what-families-need-to-know
Depression in seniors often looks different than you'd expect. Learn how to recognize the signs in your loved one and find practical steps to help them heal.