Senior

As one year ends and a new one begins it’s a chance for a fresh start. This year, break the cycle of making unsustainable goals and set resolutions you can actually keep! 

Seasonal Affective Disorder (SAD) can affect adults of all ages but seniors may be more at risk due to certain lifestyle factors. The good news is that SAD is a treatable condition and there are steps you can take to help ease the symptoms.

While most older adults may be in good mental health, some are at risk for developing mental health disorders such as dementia and depression. The good news is there are many memory exercises you can start doing today to improve not only your memory but your focus and daily function too!

The upper back is often overlooked when it comes to exercise. But it shouldn’t be! Maintaining a strong upper back can promote better posture, help prevent back pain and injury, and improve your mobility. These 10 exercises will help strengthen your upper back!

This might not seem like a big issue now, but if this loss of flexibility continues to get worse, so will the side effects. You might start to find it difficult to go on long walks, exercise, or even get out of bed in the morning! The good news is this is preventable and seniors can easily improve their flexibility so that their muscles and tendons stay agile with age.