Halloween in Columbia, SC, has a great mix of indoor and outdoor activities for seniors and their grandchildren, such as crafts, festive baking, pumpkin patches, and zoo events. You can also do intergenerational bonding with at-home celebrations or attend accessible local events. According to Statista, Halloween is a fan favorite, with around 70% of Americans celebrating it…
Seniors in Raleigh, NC, can enjoy Halloween with all kinds of activities, from crafting fall-leaf wreaths to solving spooky puzzles and beyond. It’s the perfect holiday season for cozying up and making beautiful memories. You don’t have to spend over $100 on a costume, candy, and decorations, like the average American. Instead, Halloween is when you can indulge in…
Halloween isn’t just for kids. It’s also one of the best times of the year for adults to enjoy creativity, laughter, and traditions. According to a recent poll, nearly 80% of the country will be celebrating Halloween this year with costumes, candy, and spooky fun. At TerraBella Riverplace in Columbus, GA, seniors can celebrate the season…
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) in seniors is typically caused by reduced sunlight exposure, which can disrupt circadian rhythms and lower your mood. But it can be managed with things like light therapy, structured routines, and regular exercise. The American Psychiatric Association (APA) says that around 5% of American adults experience seasonal affective disorder (SAD). Of course, it’s…
Seasonal affective disorder can be reversed through targeted strategies like light therapy, physical activity, and emotional support. For seniors, especially those living in assisted communities, structured routines and wellness programs can significantly improve mood and reduce symptoms during the colder months. Learning how to reverse Seasonal Affective Disorder begins with identifying the early signs and building consistent…