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30-day Challenge Have you ever challenged yourself to adopt a healthy habit (or give up an unhealthyone) for 30 days? A 30-day Challenge allows you

Active Aging We’re usually pretty up-beat around here, but I’ve got a nit to pick, and I think it’s time to share it. Here goes: 

How to Rekindle the Spark We hear a LOT about burnout in this field. And it’s real. It is a state of physical, emotional and

Our hearts are with you as you handle the implications of this novel coronavirus. This can be a tough time for seniors that are used

Studying history is important because it provides us with insight into our own culture and cultures that we might not be familiar with. History is

Way back in March, we hoped that this Novel Coronavirus would be a memory by the end of April. That is not how things played

Cherry Picking: the practice of choosing the most beneficial from what is available. With Activity Professionals over-extended during this pandemic, and programming turned upside down

You might not be on Cloud nine these days. Let’s face it times are tough. The best gift we can give seniors right now is

This One-on-One printable is meant to help activity staff provide calm and connection during room visits. These activities will help ease the feelings of isolation

One-on-One Visits: Butterflies “Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, it became a butterfly.” -Proverb Anyone else feel like they can RELATE to

Let’s face it, this pandemic has turned you into a pineapple. Activity Pros are rising to the challenge of providing the pizazz for seniors during

The power of lifelong learning comes from its ability to take a person outside of their own circumstances for a time, and transport them back

One-on-one Visits: Geology Has anyone told you how much you rock lately? Well, you do. This month we are working to help seniors stay connected.

ou know who isn’t worried about the Coronavirus? Birds! …let’s follow their lead, shall we? The Purple Primer is offering a series of one on

While everyone is doing their best at making room visits the new normal (for a little while anyway) it is important to continue to provide