Presbyterian Senior Living : Blog
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Health & Aging | Thrive Wellness
Do you remember those moments when gardening felt effortless, when hours passed like minutes while you were deeply engaged in a meaningful conversation, or when working on a project left you feeling energized rather than drained? Those weren't coincidences; they were glimpses of what researchers call "flow state," and it's something you can experience more often in your retirement years.
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Caregiver Support | Health & Aging
Providing care for a loved one can be rewarding, but also emotionally and physically demanding. You worry about everything from their safety to effectively managing all their needs. And all the while, you are watching someone you care about struggle with their health. It’s a difficult situation for everyone involved.
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Community Experience | Diversity & Inclusion
Although Presbyterian Senior Living's foundation is Presbyterian-based, we welcome people from many different walks of life and religions.
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Affordable Senior Housing | Presbyterian Senior Living | Presbyterian Senior Living | Corporate | Team Members
Presbyterian Senior Living's Housing Management Corporation (HMC), providing affordable housing for seniors, is far more than a job—it's a calling. For the passionate individuals who work here, each day offers the opportunity to make a real difference in the lives of older adults who deserve dignity, safety, and support.
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Health & Aging | Thrive Wellness
Whole-person wellness forms the foundation of a fulfilling lifestyle at Presbyterian Senior Living. Nature therapy, a powerful wellness practice, offers an additional opportunity to create balance and joy in life. Our senior living communities are well-equipped to provide this healthy activity.
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As summer approaches, most people are eager to get outside and enjoy the warm weather and all its active opportunities. However, after being sedentary during the winter months, many seniors may need to adjust their fitness routines to meet the challenge of this increased activity level.
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