Lower functioning activities for seniors

Discover group exercise for seniors to keep them fit and active. Enjoy fun and engaging workouts with Keep Fit Group Exercise for Seniors.

Discover the benefits of tactile stimulation for seniors living with dementia and learn practical ways to integrate this practice into their daily routines. From emotional and cognitive benefits to social interaction, explore how tactile stimulation can improve seniors' quality of life. #DementiaCare #TactileStimulation #SeniorWellBeing #PromyseHomeCare

Despite the new PDPM regulations adding a new level of stress on therapists across the nation, Katie Johnson-Evers and her therapy team at a south Kansas City RehabCare facility wanted to do something special for their residents this year. The therapy staff of nine full time therapists were brainstorming ideas for Fall group therapy when ... Read More about SNF Group Therapy: A “No-Fall Festival”

Laughter is a natural and essential part of life. Beyond the immediate pleasure it brings, laughter is a powerful force with lasting effects on our well-being. It offers a host of benefits that are worth exploring, especially for seniors.

Discover why Faux Stained Glass Craft Activity is a must-have for seniors in aged care! Let your seniors unleash their inner artists today!

Rain sticks are well loved by babies and older children. They are also particularly good for people living with dementia. They remind people of the sound of gently falling rain, which is harmonious and relaxing.

In most senior care communities, there are residents who prefer solitude or have introverted tendencies. These individuals enjoy being in their bedrooms and often choose not to actively seek interactions with others.

Inside: Printable Brain Games for Seniors to Enjoy. In this day and age, printable brain games are often used to keep seniors healthy and happy. They can help with a multitude of different things from protecting against Alzheimer’s disease to simply making a senior citizen’s life more enjoyable. Sudoku puzzles, crossword puzzles, and word searches […]

If you've met one person with dementia...you've met one person with dementia.