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5 Low-Impact Exercises for Seniors

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​Movement doesn’t have to be high-intensity to make a meaningful difference. For older adults, staying active with low-impact exercises can support mobility, boost mood, and strengthen the body without placing unnecessary strain on joints. These gentle activities are recommended for maintaining health and independence while helping prevent injury or fatigue. Five enjoyable and practical low-impact […]

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Common Mental Health Concerns in Seniors

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As we age, changes in health, independence, and social connections can uniquely impact our emotional well-being. Depression, anxiety, cognitive decline, and social isolation are among the most prevalent mental health challenges faced by older adults, often underdiagnosed or mistaken for normal aging. If left unaddressed, these conditions can significantly affect quality of life, daily functioning, […]

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How to Keep a Positive Attitude About Aging

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At Parsons House Cypress, we understand that aging is an inevitable part of life, yet it often brings unique challenges. While it can sometimes feel overwhelming, aging offers an incredible opportunity to experience life through a new lens—one of growth, connection, and deeper enjoyment of the things that make us human. By fostering a positive […]

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How to Improve Working Memory

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Maintaining cognitive abilities and working memory is essential to staying independent. And fortunately, preserving them is often easier than most people think. With some simple changes, you can support your loved one on their journey to a healthier mind and body.  While aging may bring some cognitive challenges, mental decline isn’t inevitable. Through a mix […]

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Hobbies for Elderly to Stay Mentally Sharp

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Staying mentally sharp as we age can be achievable with hobbies that simulate the mind, promote physical activity, and create opportunities for connection with others. Remaining engaged in an important step to maintaining a fulfilling and healthy lifestyle, especially as we grow older. Hobbies provide joy, purpose, mental stimulation, and even cognitive benefits that can […]

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How to Talk to Your Parents About Assisted Living

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Discussing assisted living with your parents can feel like walking a tightrope—it’s a sensitive topic requiring understanding, patience, and careful planning.  Focus on understanding their emotions and preferences. Have open, honest discussions where they feel heard, and work together to explore different options. Reassure them by emphasizing the positive aspects of assisted living. By approaching […]

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Fun Indoor Activities for Seniors

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Summer in Texas means scorching temperatures that can make outdoor activities less appealing—especially for older adults. Staying active and engaged with the right indoor activities can help you escape the heat. Fun indoor activities for older adults include: Whether you’re looking for new ways to stay active or an enriching experience every day, senior living […]

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