Alison Starkey, Owner of Gaitway of Charlotte, explains the role of occupational therapy (OT) in promoting health and well-being. OT helps individuals of all ages participate in meaningful daily activities, from self-care to work and school.
Tag: active adult living
Senior Centers: From A New Perspective
Gayla Woody reflects on her 40-year journey with senior centers, from teaching technology classes as a young staff member to participating as an older adult. Over the years, senior centers have become vital spaces for fostering connection, promoting health and wellness, and offering engaging activities.
Live to Move, Move to Live
by Dr. Bill Thomas A professor in Japan spent decades building robots that look human. Despite perfecting the hair, skin… Read more »
Older Americans Month: Age Your Way
Gone are the days of simply sitting on the front porch and counting the days. Unless that’s what you want… Read more »
A New Approach to an Old Habit
by Edna Cox Rice, RD, CSG, LDN Are you in the habit of making New Year’s resolutions? Yes?! Well you… Read more »
The Evolving Roles of Senior Centers in the 21st Century
by Ronald H. Aday, Ph.D Director of Aging Studies, Middle Tennessee State University, Murfreesboro, TN For older persons at risk… Read more »
Don’t Let a Sports Injury get you Down
Working out daily in the gym, playing tennis and beach walking put Mandy McKenzie in an enviable place at 49…. Read more »
The Day That Changes Everything
by Elizabeth Beutel, MBA, RD, CRCFA; Director of Sales and Marketing, Presbyterian Communities of SC We all think “it’s not… Read more »
Rental Advantage: Maintaining Control in Senior Living
The latest trend is moving away from the old model of “buying-in” to a senior living community. Retirement living isn’t… Read more »
Back on the Trail: Multidisciplinary MUSC Health Joint Replacement Team
Just a few months after his knee replacement surgery at MUSC, Frank King took a hunting trip to South Dakota,… Read more »
