All of the recent winter weather might have you thinking, I need a retreat – someplace warm, sunny, maybe even by the beach. No worrying about freezing pipes, driving in bad weather, and most importantly – no shoveling!
Read MoreIf you are caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s, you understand the progressive nature of the illness. As the symptoms and behaviors advance, eventually you may find yourself unable to provide the level of care that is needed. If this occurs, you might want to start looking at additional options so that your loved
Read MoreThroughout the month of March we have collaborated to celebrate Women’s History Month and the rich history of the amazing women living in our communities. This is an interview with Doreen, a resident at Carriage House at Lee's Farm and her daughter D'Ann, and interesting facts about her life.
Read MorePeople often believe they’re not artistic, but we actually all have an imaginative side. Its expression is not limited to painting or sculpting but applies to however you see the world. It may not match how you would define being inspired, but there is an artist in each of us.
Read MoreMemory loss is one of the hallmark symptoms but early on it is newly learned information that is most affected, this is where reminiscing comes in. As the illness progresses and damage to brain cells continues, it will become more difficult to access past memories. But until that time there is a wonderful window of opportunity for families and their loved ones to reminisce about their earlier life.
Read MoreLearning doesn’t stop as soon as we’re out of school. Everyday is an opportunity to grow our knowledge bank if we pay attention. We’re surrounded by possibilities. But for those who commit to lifelong learning, they’ll not only be well-rounded but will enjoy the benefits of keeping their brains healthier and fit.
Read MoreHealthy eating is a basic foundation of aging well, but as we grow older it can become more of a challenge. You may notice your own parents struggling to prepare and eat healthy foods. After a lifetime, it’s understandable to become tired of mealtime planning, shopping, cooking and cleaning up. But these activities can also become more physically difficult to accomplish.
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