Connection between low vision & mental health
This month we celebrate National Eye Care Month, a great time to remind you to schedule your yearly eye exam and talk a little bit about low vision.
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How to Talk to Your Parents About Assisted Living: The 5 W’s Guide
Wondering how to talk to your parents about assisted living? You're not alone. Starting the conversation can feel overwhelming, but it doesn't have to happen during a crisis. In the first blog of our Making the Move series, we use the simple 5 W's framework to help adult children navigate meaningful conversations about assisted living and senior living with confidence, compassion, and a plan for the future.
Read MoreFinding Hope Through Words: Dick and Nancy’s Story
Laurelwood resident Dr. Dick Piotrowski turned to poetry while grieving the loss of his wife, Nancy, to Alzheimer’s disease. Through his writing, he reflects on their life together, the realities of caregiving, and the memories that continue to keep her close.
Read MoreAutumn Glen Celebrates Its Graduating Associates!
Autumn Glen at Dartmouth celebrated eight graduating associates with its first-ever graduation ceremony, bringing residents, families, and associates together to recognize their accomplishments. The celebration highlighted not only what’s ahead for the graduates, but also the meaningful relationships and memories they’ve made along the way.
Read MoreStone Hill Resident Steps Up for Colleen
At 85 years old, Stone Hill at Andover resident Karen Pike joined the Stone Hill Striders for the Step Up for Colleen 5K, placing 10th in her age group. An avid walker and outdoor enthusiast, Karen shares how staying active and connected to her community keeps her moving forward.
Read MoreKnitting with Purpose: Laurentide Resident Finds Comfort in Giving, One Stitch at a Time
At 84 years old, Laurentide at Mashpee Commons resident Toby Kalman is using her lifelong love of knitting to bring comfort to local families in need. Through handmade baby blankets, Toby has found a meaningful way to give back, one stitch at a time.
Read MoreHow to Talk to Your Parents About Assisted Living: The 5 W’s Guide
Wondering how to talk to your parents about assisted living? You're not alone. Starting the conversation can feel overwhelming, but it doesn't have to happen during a crisis. In the first blog of our Making the Move series, we use the simple 5 W's framework to help adult children navigate meaningful conversations about assisted living and senior living with confidence, compassion, and a plan for the future.
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