Category: Cognition
5 Exercises to Improve Brain Health
Not only does the way we look, move, see, and hear change as we age, but the way we think does as well. Changes in cognition are considered a normal part of aging. Since the age of 30, you or …
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10 Reasons Why Walking is Good for You!
Exercising does not have to be hard! You do not need to spend hours at the gym lifting weights or running on a treadmill with no destination in site, especially if you do not enjoy these activities. Going for daily …
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Fear of Falling Can Increase Your Risk of Falling
Did you know the fear of falling can increase your risk of falling? The fear of falling largely affects the older adult population, especially during activities with a balance component. The correlation between fear of falling and falling is a …
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Shop Talk- Swedish Scientists Say Skiing Delays Symptom of Parkinson’s Disease
Over the holiday break, I had time to kick back and watch some movies and TV shows. As usual, the workshop gathered to watch Elf and The Santa Clause. Then I downloaded season 1 of Yellowstone to see what everyone has been talking about. I also …
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Back to Basics: Good Nutrition Should Not Be Complicated
Contrary to what we are led to believe by the diet industry, our bodies were designed to work and to work well, if only we can stop getting in its way. It can be easy to get lost in the …
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Top 10 Tips for Caregivers
Caregiving for others can be a stressful and difficult task. Whether it’s becoming a caregiver for an aging parent, spouse, child, or any loved one, we often dive in heads first with little to no experience or advice on how …
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