02/25/2026
Did you know that curiosity plays an important role in healthy aging?
Research from top Universities shows that staying curious supports cognitive engagement and emotional well-being as we age—and may even help protect against Alzheimer’s. The good news? Curiosity doesn’t require classes or long-term commitments. It often shows up in small, everyday moments:
• Wondering about a photo, memory, or piece of music
• Exploring a favourite topic through a short article or video
• Turning a walk, meal, or conversation into a moment of discovery
At Home Care Assistance, our caregivers support person-centred care that honours interests, pacing, and curiosity—helping your loved one age well by staying mentally active, feeling more connected, and maintaining a strong sense of purpose.
Find out how our unique Balanced Care Method® supports your loved one in our Learning Centre:
https://homecareassistanceservices.com/health-and-wellness/curiosity-passport
Big promises to “do better” can feel rigid, especially when health, energy, or daily rhythms are changing while aging. To honor International Day of Education (Jan 24), we invite individuals and families to consider a different approach: curiosity.