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Caring for a Parent

February 16th, 2010

Caring for an aging individual, typically an aging parent, poses unique challenges that can be difficult for both parties to manage. Many caregivers dedicate so much of themselves to caring for a loved one that they ignore their own needs. It is essential for caregivers to take time to care for themselves, as well as their loved one. Virginia Morris, in her book, How To Care For Aging Parents, provides twelve steps to a healthy mindset for caregivers.

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Tips for Moving Mom or Dad

February 16th, 2010

Moving is one of life’s major stressors at any age. Families should be aware that moving a parent often times is surrounded by other major life stressors. As we age the losses seem to gang up on us, loss of health, loss of a spouse, or loss of friends. Losing our home of 20 plus years is another major change and loss. Families need to be sensitive to what circumstances surround their parents’ move.

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Treating Resident's with Dignity in Life and Death

May 14th, 2013

When residents arrive at Victory Centre of Bartlett, located at 1101 W. Bartlett Road, for the first time, they enter through the front door.

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Residents Leading the Way! The Benefits of Taking Charge!

September 26th, 2013

We all know that exercise is one of the keys to good health, but did you know that being active has an anti-aging effect on our bodies and our brains.

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An “Attitude of Gratitude” Can Improve Your Life

November 22nd, 2013

By: Karen Leimberer, RN, BSN, MA, CMC, Director of Life Enrichment, Pathway Senior Living


Those who volunteer their time and talents to help others are getting benefits in

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Gift Ideas for Your Favorite Senior

December 18th, 2013

Finding a great gift—not just any gift—for an aging loved one can stump even the best gift-givers. The senior on your shopping list has accumulated a lifetime of gifts.

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Laughter Yoga is Good “Senior” Karma

January 24th, 2014

By Karen Leimberer, Pathway Senior Living Director of Life Enrichment


Laughter Yoga supports physical and emotional good health. No joke!

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