Shelburne Long Term Care Home & Retirement Community
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Get crafty this holiday season! You don’t need to break the bank, or even go to the stores to get in the festive spirit. From home decor ideas to gifts, there are a number of ways to recycle and reuse what you have laying around this holiday season. https://bit.ly/2GiuXyh

From spooky family friendly classics, to downright scary movies, we’ve got the ultimate list of classic Halloween movies! Let us know in the comments what your Halloween must-watch movie is. https://bit.ly/3kJAa11

The weather is getting colder, which means it is the perfect time to start a new knitting project. Whether you’re looking to make a warm blanket, or a cozy scarf for a loved one, try some of these fun, easy AND free knitting patterns! https://bit.ly/2Gg2GbC

Are you a fan of October or are you ready to push onto November?

There is no age limit on fun, or living your best life. Remember that #WednesdayWisdom as you go forward in your week!

Pumpkins are the ultimate fall decor, but not everyone loves the mess of carving or has the time (or ability) to do it. Try these unique, no mess, easy to-do pumpkin decorating styles and bring the spirit of the season indoors! https://bit.ly/2nfk4E2

This month we recognize and thank Occupational Therapists for all the hard work they do. Occupational therapists provide a type of health care that helps to solve the problems that interfere with a person’s ability to do important everyday tasks. To learn more about OT’s and how you can say thank you to those in your area visit the website today: https://bit.ly/3mSyjss

November 16 - 22 is Digital Health Week and as our world continues to change there is an increased focus on easily accessible and efficient health care. Focused on improving the quality of life for Canadians, digital health allows: Remote access to personal health information Faster, more efficient care Virtual visits... Learn more about digital health in Canada here: https://bit.ly/33bwGP5

Just like the seasons, take this reminder that it’s never too late to start over again. Take this #WednesdayWisdom and restart your week, or maybe just restart a project you’ve been working on!

Happy Thanksgiving to Canadians far and wide!

October 6 - 12 is Mental Health Illness Awareness Week. Designed to help open the eyes of Canadians to the reality of mental illness, Mental Illness Awareness Week (MIAW) is an annual national public education campaign. Learn more about MIAW and the Faces of Mental Illness campaign by visiting the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health website: https://bit.ly/360iYAi

Look at the seasons as living art exhibits all around us for this weeks #WednesdayWisdom.

October is Breast Cancer Awareness month and with 1 in 8 Canadian women diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime, and over 25,000 Canadian women diagnosed each year it is important to recognize and support such an important cause. To learn more about how you can get involved or how you can help keep the women in your life safe visit the Canadian Cancer Society website here: https://bit.ly/3i1gZOv

You don’t have to be a math wizard to conquer a sudoku puzzle. These puzzles help keep the mind active and engaged, preventing boredom and keeping the brain healthier. Some studies have even shown that brain exercises can keep seniors sharper for up to 10 years longer. Give these fun and easy sudoku puzzles a try - you can even challenge friends to see who can finish faster!... https://bit.ly/34EYyvS

Happy National Seniors Day.

Head into the rest of the week worrying a little less. #WednesdayWisdom

On September 29th the world remembers the importance of a healthy heart, and through World Heart Day spread information on the prevention and control of CVD (Cardiovascular disease). World Heart Day informs people around the globe that CVD, including heart disease and stroke, is the world’s leading cause of death claiming 17.9 million lives each year Learn more about World Heart Day and how you can make a difference in not only your life, but the lives of those around you.... https://bit.ly/3jluMjS