What is mindfulness for seniors healthy aging? one of the leading diffusers of the mindfulness for healthy aging is the emeritus professor of medicine, Jon Kabat-Zinn, who defines it as the awareness that arises through paying attention, on purpose, in the present moment, non-judgementally. Mindfulness is not new and takes us back to the Buddhist […]
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Spreading Joy with the Ones We Love, was the phrase that sparked off a series of celebrations and activities to commemorate National Assisted Living Week in each of the Atlas Senior Living communities. Previous Next This NALW, in addition to allowing us to recognize the role of assisted living communities in caring for seniors and
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Good emotional intelligence in seniors translates into a better quality of life. Our current society reflects a negative approach towards aging; turning years is often associated with a physical decline and diminished cognitive abilities, which causes situations of social isolation, loneliness, and, therefore, emotional imbalance. It is vital to prioritize emotional intelligence development and encourage
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One of the biggest uncontrollable risk factors for Alzheimer’s and other types of dementia is advancing age, which is why it is common that as we get older, we fear that we are more likely to have these conditions, wonder if there is any way to prevent them and how to and we began to
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What Seniors Need to Consider When Choosing a Furry Companion Atlas Senior Living manages senior living communities across the southern United States. Many of their communities are pet friendly to support seniors living their best lives. What dog breed is best for seniors? There is no one-size-fits-all answer when it comes to choosing a breed
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Oakview Park, an Atlas Senior Living assisted living and memory care community in Greenville, SC, has informally ‘adopted’ a therapy bunny for the residents. Six-week-old Lefy visits the residents of Oakview Park constantly and has changed a lot of lives for seniors who cannot visit their families due to the pandemic. Brittany Garfinkel, Lifestyles Director
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