The first day of school is a special day for students and their families. It’s a time to celebrate new beginnings and all the possibilities that lie ahead. For seniors who are starting a new chapter in their life, it’s also a time to reflect on all they’ve accomplished. Whether you’re a student or a caregiver, take some time today …
How to Save Summertime Magic with Storytelling
As the summer days wind down, take the time to savor every last bit of magic. For families, that might mean squeezing in one more trip to the beach or park. For seniors, it could be enjoying a final barbecue with friends. And for caregivers, it might mean finding new ways to keep your loved ones engaged and happy. Whatever …
6 Ways to Help Residents Reconnect with Family
It’s easy to get bogged down in the day-to-day of caring for a loved one who is living in a nursing home. The sheer number of residents and the relentlessness of the work can make it feel like you’re stuck in an endless cycle. But it’s important to take a step back and remember that your loved one is still …
How to Capture Women’s Stories with Ease
Women are the bedrock of our society, shaping our communities and making life richer and more beautiful with their contributions. Sadly, though, many women underestimate their own worth and fail to recognize the power of their stories. That’s why it’s so important to capture women’s stories and encourage women to write down their lives – each day brings new challenges, …
When your birthday is on Leap Year…
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to have your birthday on Leap Year? It has good and bad things that come along with it. For me, I don’t have an attachment to dates for birthdays and special holidays. I celebrate when I can and I like to think that I celebrate every day. I generally have more attachment to …