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Writing What We Feel
We all do it.  Sometimes we only hear, not listen.  We are thinking about the point we want to make, the sarcastic...
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A Senior’s Guide to Staying Active and Safe While Walking Dogs
According to the American Humane Society, half of adults over the age of 50 have at least one pet! This is...
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Decoding Unfamiliar Senior Living Terms: A Simple Guide
If you’ve started exploring senior living options, or even if you’ve already moved into a community, you’ve probably already run into a...
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Don’t Fall Into the “Question Trap”, Meaningful Ways to Connect with Loved Ones Living with Dementia
When a loved one is living with Alzheimer’s disease, dementia, or other age-related degenerative disorders, it can be difficult, discouraging, and...
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Traditions Shepherd's Pie Recipe
Enjoy a delicious Shepherd's Pie recipe, direct from our kitchen! Sharing a home-cooked meal with friends and family is one...
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Featured Resident of the Month Emily Ruckle
Emily Ruckle from Traditions at Hunter Station is this month’s Featured Resident of the Month. Emily has lived here for two years....
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Exploring the Differences in Cost-Effectiveness Between Community Living and Home Health Care
Senior Living Vs. Home Health Care: Which is more cost-effective? or many families, the decision between staying at home with...
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Connecting Legos, Generations & Community at Traditions of Lebanon
“If it’s a second childhood, it’s here.” John Sparks, “Sparky,” is sharing that second childhood with his neighbors at Traditions...
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Budgeting the Costs of Senior Living Using the Traditions Cost Calculator
Are you beginning to wonder if senior living is right for you and whether it even fits into your budget?...
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Dementia & the Holidays: Creating Meaningful Moments Without the Crowd
The holiday season is a time for connection, comfort, and tradition—but for individuals living with dementia, busy gatherings, loud environments,...
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