Everyone struggles to keep themselves well in a digital world, both physically and mentally. Learning to navigate physical healthcare on digital platforms is a challenge, but navigating your mental health and mental state can be even tougher when you’re separated from family, friends, and your usual activity routine. Luckily, there are digital solutions to this digital problem. There are so many ways to reconnect with others, keep yourself active, and take care of your mental health—all online! […]
As humans, it’s natural to seek connection with others. One of the most important relationships of life is the relationship we have with a partner. But finding someone can be difficult in the digital age. […]
Shopping online is one of the best ways to conveniently get what you need without having to venture into a physical store. If you’re feeling under the weather, don’t have the time to go through your shopping list, or simply want to try a new shopping method, then online is the way to go. […]
Almost everyone has a cellphone in 2020. According to a Pew Research Study, 96% of Americans are cellphone users, and of that group, 1% own a smartphone. […]
Nobody is ever too old to stop learning. Just because your college days are over doesn’t mean you can’t go back to class! Have you found yourself looking for something mentally stimulating to do? If so, you’re not alone, and there actually may be a solution: online classes. Although the Internet can be a negative place, it has plenty of positive things to offer, and online classes are part of the latter. There are dozens of sites that offer online classes in all forms—free, paid, educational, just for fun. […]
Online privacy for seniors is incredibly important, but it’s difficult to stay private in an ever-changing digital world. It’s easier now than ever to get caught up in scams, lose your bank account information, or have your identify stolen. […]
