Practical information to keep our most vulnerable baby boomers and the silent generation safe from Coronavirus with examples of social distancing for adults and seniors.
There is a lot of information about social distancing for children, but adults and seniors, our baby boomer generation (born 1946-1964) and the silent generation (born 1928-1945) do not have many resources to help guide them.
You can also open, print and download our infographic that has activities you should:
Keep the sheet on the fridge as a reminder!
If you want to request that your local store or pharmacy adopt special hours for seniors, we wrote a blog post to help people with that practice.
Keep checking back because we will continue to add to this list.
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Christel Seeberger has been an occupational therapist for more than 25 years, helping people of all ages who experience sensory sensitivity and sensory overload. Christel understands how sensitivity and overload feel, she has hearing loss and wears hearing aids. Christel founded Sensory Friendly Solutions in 2016 to bring together people around the world looking for sensory-friendly living and the individuals, businesses and organizations who create sensory friendly experiences.