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Ageing is only natural, and usually, it presents itself with a host of challenges for the seniors and their families. While it is true that many older adults look forward to moving from their middle age into their later years, it ends up being more difficult to adjust than expected.

Most adults experience health issues and stress as they grow older, and the support of a therapist or any other mental health professional helps ease the transition. Especially counselling for anxiety in elderly is very common with ageing.

Understanding ageing and how counselling helps the elderly maintain good health?

While some approach their “Golden Years” eagerly, anticipating their retirement, playing and spending quality time with their grandchildren, or simply starting a new phase of life, others dread the physical and mental effects ageing has on them. Moreover, transitioning to retirement, dealing with new frailty/medical conditions, or finding enjoyable, meaningful activities as they experience physical challenges that limit their mobility might prove very difficult for some!

Not to forget, how difficult it can be for the elderly to face mortality, especially when their friends, peers, or spouses and partners have passed on; isolation in the wake of many such deaths is one of the major causes of depression in the elderly. Thankfully Samvedna Care has a team of trained professionals that provide expert counselling for depression in elderly to make sure they can recuperate and feel better.

But the mental health challenges many seniors face aren’t restricted to just depression, Alzheimer’s disease or other forms of dementia are common too with ageing. Most senior citizens with any form of dementia find it extremely challenging to attend to their basic needs. The families of those with dementia can face a multitude of challenges as well. Hence, Samvedna Care aids the families of the elderly with counselling for Dementia in family therapy sessions.

Mental health concerns in the elderly

It is no myth that mental health challenges can occur at any age. Hence, maintaining good mental well-being is critical! But the gravity of these challenges in the elderly and far more severe.

According to the World Health Organization:

6% of the disabilities present in older adults come from mental and neurological disorders,

Roughly 15% of all adults 60 and above suffer from at least one mental disorder,

The most common mental disorders are depression and dementia, although anxiety is a common problem as well,

Many mental health problems are overlooked, including self-harm and substance use disorders.

Can counselling even help save healthcare money?

Yes, it most certainly can; and the ways are relatively limitless! Take depression as an example, it’s the second-highest economic cost to global economies of any diagnosis, eclipsed for now only by heart disease.

Now, depression has umpteen physical manifestations. Moreover, depressed people get lots of symptoms, and also they fall ill more frequently. This is why treating depression effectively through therapy, counselling, family therapy, and non-pharmacologic techniques like light, physical, and social activity, can save a lot of lives as well as money. On that note, the team of professional counsellors and mental health practitioners at Samvedna Care are regarded to be very efficient in their treatment of depression in the elderly.

Samvedna Care’s Counselling Services

Counselling makes dealing with negative emotional states a lot more treatable. Samvedna Care’s extensive experience in dealing with psychological and emotional issues faced by adults and the elderly makes it one of the best institutions in the Delhi NCR for counselling senior citizens. The counselling psychologists at Samvedna Care help the elderly, as well as their families, cope better with the challenges that come with old age.

With a team of extremely experienced and capable mental health practitioners, Samvenda Care caters to the following issues:

Social Isolation

Negative thinking

Stress and anxiety

Loneliness and Isolation

Low self-esteem and lack of motivation

Depression

Bereavement

Adjustment Problems

Other Mental Health Concerns

Memory Problems, Mild Cognitive Impairment

Furthermore, the vastness and diversity of their counselling services extend to:

At-home Counselling,

Online Counselling (Telephonic/Textual/Video),

Retirement Planning,

Counselling for Age-related disorders (memory problems, mild cognitive impairment, and dementia among others),

Family Counselling, and

Caregiver Counsellingam (counselling for a spouse, parent or a family member to deal effectively with caregiver stress).

The elderly often experience a general yet mild mental decline as they grow older but with some adults, the decline brings with it several challenges that make life a lot more difficult in old age. In some cases, the decline in mental health is accompanied by dementia which only adds to the impairment in daily function. While these issues are all daunting, Samvedna Care with its counselling services for anxiety and depression, as well as home care services for elderly, helps the elderly remain in good mental health.

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Recycled Steel and Its Uses

Steel is one of the most recycled materials in the whole world. Steel can be recycled continuously without any degradation in its quality and can be manufactured from one product to the other. Moreover, it’s easier to recycle scrap steel than to mine ore for the making of new steel. Steel does not degrade during recycling, and thus is the go-to choice for various applications.

There are 3 types of scrap steel:

Home scrap or internal scrap: The discarded steel that’s generated within the mill while steel-making, is referred to as home scrap.

Prompt scrap: The waste generated while manufacturing different kinds of steel products is known as prompt scrap.

Obsolete scrap: The discarded consumer and industrial elements are known as obsolete scrap.

These are recycled to be used for numerous purposes like:

Home furnishings: Recycled steel is utilized in the making of home furniture owing to its great strength even after recycling. Scrap steel is used in the making of beds, couches, tables, and chairs, etc. The steel provides these furniture pieces durability along with superior aesthetics to make the home stand apart.

Food packaging: Recycled steel is also a preferred choice when it comes to food packaging. Steel cans are the most recycled steel product. A lot of canned goods are made from 100% recycled steel. Less energy is used in the making of steel cans from scrap steel as compared to manufacturing steel cans from raw material. Moreover, steel cans provide excellent resistance against humidity, gasses, and UV-light. Thus, the products do not get spoiled. Moreover, as recycled steel is as strong as the new steel, these cans have great strength and can be transported over long distances. Also, steel has a gloss that gives the food packaging a premium look.

Construction material: Recycled steel is widely used in offices and homes because of its strength and durability. From the steel beams required for support inside the offices to ductwork for the cooling and heating system – all mostly made from recycled steel. Moreover, the stairs and the handrails too are manufactured from the same in most of the cases. Moreover, the lighting fixtures as well as the roofing too involve recycled steel. Also, the old and discarded buildings are dismantled and recycled to form steel that is used in the making of new buildings.

Automobiles: An automobile consists of about 65% of steel. Out of this, around 25% is recycled steel. The old, discarded cars are dismantled and after removing the reusable parts like batteries, tyres, etc, the frames are sent for recycling.

Creative uses: Scrapped steel is used for numerous other purposes like road signs, nameplates, sculptures, and steel art. Being made from recycled steel, outdoor signs and sculptures can withstand external factors and stand strong for years.

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Role of steel in the aerospace industry

The aerospace industry is one of the fastest-growing industries globally. This Industry is one among the key drivers of the economic growth of India. The segments in the aerospace industry include civil aviation, military aviation and space. This industry manufactures aircraft, space vehicles, guided missiles, aircraft engines, and related components. The industry requires the highest standards of equipment, parts, components and designs. Steel is one of the most widely used materials in the industry due to its fantastic strength to weight ratio. Steel typically comprises around 13% of the materials used in an aircraft.

Steel forms a significant part of the aerospace industry. Owing to its excellent properties, steel is widely employed in the making of engines, exhaust ducts, landing gears, motor cases, fuel tank, springs, fasteners etc. The most important characteristic of steel is its durability. Its strength, hardness and resistance to heat make it ideal for the use. Moreover steel is cost-efficient along with being light-weight. Steel is also easy to weld and can be reformed easily. All these reasons come together to make steel the most favorable material to be used in aerospace industry.

Let’s take a look at the applications of steel in aerospace components:

Shaft for engines: High quality steel is used for the construction of main shaft of engine owing to the combinations of very high strength and creep resistance. The steels used in the shafts are of medium carbon grades.

Landing gears: Steel is also used for landing gears. The high strength and toughness of steel makes it far more suitable to handle incredible amounts of pressure involved during both take-off and landing.

Motor casing: Low alloy steel is a perfect choice for motor casing due to its ultra-high strength, wear resistance & ability to withstand tremendous pressure.

Exhaust & Engine: The higher temperature resistance of steel makes it an exceptional solution for use in exhaust & engines.

Steel Skins: High-speed and supersonic jets also utilize steel in their skin as it is resistant to the heat caused by the friction in the air created by such extensive speeds.

Fuel Tank: These too are again made of steel.  

Well, the list goes on and on. The bottom line is that the contribution of steel particularly in the aerospace industry, is beyond match and highly incomparable. Known for its strength and durability against heat and force, steel has become an integral part in the aerospace industry.

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Steel pipes are generally available in bare state. These are then coated at site for aesthetics and rust prevention. This creates land and air pollution apart from being expensive. This problem can be solved by use of factory controlled colour coated pipe. This is not only economical but also minimizes the impact on the environment. Painting in automatic lines ensures better quality and longer life. Pipes after manufacturing take time during transit and are exposed to varying environmental conditions. They can get superficial rust during transit particularly in humid weather. The colour coating of pipes before dispatch will tackle this problem of rusting of pipes in transit and also when the pipes are lying at the sites for weeks or months before being utilized.

Moreover painting such rusted pipes not only involves greater effort to remove the rusting, but it also impacts the cost upwardly. The colour coated pipes will help maintain the sanctity of the specifications of the pipes at usage. The result is better finish as well as aesthetic appeal. What’s more, the pre painting process is environment friendly.

Colour coated tubes have variety of household structural applications. These tubes are preferably used in Handrails, Gates, Home Decorations, Furniture, and Door Frame. It provides appealing aesthetic to interiors and exteriors. Furniture made from colour coated tube is the best way to improvise the interior of house. They will last for years in the same owing to their longevity. Colour coated tubes are crucial for the construction of balconies and roofs of every house. Door frame made up of colour coated tubes lend a classy facade to the house.

Let’s see the benefits of colour coated tube:

Appealing aesthetic: Use of colour coated tube imparts brilliant aesthetics to a house without compromising on the quality

Prevention of Rusting: Colour coating ensures prevention of rust formation over bare tube during transit to site of installation

Cost Effective: Colour coated tubes are economical. Painting at site requires various other processes such as blasting/pickling which subsequently increase the cost.

Better Quality: Factory controlled painting ensure better quality & superior finish

Environmental Friendly: Use of paint at site creates land & air pollution

Apollo Color brings colour coated tube for the first time in India for household structural applications.

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Modular structures are constructed in-house with final assembly occurring on-site, where the modules are stacked and connected together. Modular construction is a process in which a building is constructed off-site, under controlled factory conditions, using the same codes and standards as conventionally built facilities – but in lesser time. Buildings are produced in “modules” that when put together on site, reflect the identical design specifications and intent of the most sophisticated site- built facility – without compromise.

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Unethical Problems in a Business

 Managerial misbehaviour: Managerial misbehaviour includes illegal and unethical practices involved in the management of an organization.  Moral mazes: It is a part of business ethics which deals with the ‘moral mazes of management’. It includes ethical problems, such as conflicts of interest, misconduct of contracts and agreements and the illegal use of resources. After the birth of the social responsibility movement in 1960, business ethics has become a management discipline. This movement helped solve various social problems, such as poverty, crime and illiteracy by using the finance of business class people.