Recognising Isolation in Older Adults Loneliness and social isolation can quietly affect older adults, particularly at this time of year. Changes in routine, reduced mobility, health concerns or the loss of loved ones can all make it harder to stay connected. Often it isn’t obvious, and people don’t always say they’re struggling. Signs someone may be becoming isolated can include: • withdrawing from activities they used to enjoy • fewer phone calls or visits • changes in mood, sleep or motivatio

Worried about how an older or vulnerable friend or relative will cope during the winter? Here are 5 ways you may be able to help them. | Norfolk County Council

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