There are many benefits to dancing, external and internally. Some of these benefits include: improved conditions of your heart and lungs, increased muscular strength, improved endurance and motor fitness. Dancing also promotes better coordination, agility, flexibility and will boost your mood. To promote social distancing and encourage residents to stay in their rooms, “Get Up and Dance” has been fun for residents while staying safe. Picture here we have a Spearly Center resident dancing to the Michael Jackson song “Wanna Be Startin’ Somethin'”. With smiles and movement all around, residents enjoyed the fun-filled activity.
Building relationships later in life is essential as it boosts mental health, reduces loneliness, and… Read More
Engaging in community activities, exploring online dating platforms, and maintaining a positive outlook are practical… Read More
the transition to assisted living can be smooth and fulfilling with a structured timeline and… Read More
By focusing on well-being and engagement, these communities help residents thrive in a supportive atmosphere. Read More
Older adults with limited mobility can enjoy vacations such as cruises, which offer ease and… Read More
Some social hobbies that are suitable for people living with Parkinson's may include: Art classes… Read More