January is Alzheimer’s Awareness Month.
26 January 2023
Take on new learning, training or teaching opportunities to expand your experiences. This adds variety and curiosity to your thought processes and activities.
Take on new learning, training or teaching opportunities to expand your experiences. This adds variety and curiosity to your thought processes and activities.
Keep a journal to help you focus on SMART goals and track progress. Celebrate each small accomplishment.
Download Media Release: Waasnooden/Wawatay Project in Treaty #3 (Wind Blowing/Northern Lights) Super news for youth in Kenora and surrounding area. For additional information, please contact Jessica Pace at C. 289-407-1033 E. Knowledge@idhc.life
You are more likely to continue and create a new healthy habit for life!
It’s important part of our lives to find balance. Let’s help end the stigma. It’s ok to reach out for help if needed. IDHC offers free consultations with Elder/Traditional Practitioners For information contact elderhelper@idhc.life.
Stretching for Stability Strong ankle and feet joints improves stability. Easy stretches Ankle pumps While lying on your back with both legs either straight out or raised 90 degrees in the air so bottoms of feet are facing the ceiling …
Visit with family, friends, or social groups to benefit from positive and uplifting interactions. It will boost your mood and strengthen meaningful relationships.
Make your goal SPECIFIC to you, something you can MEASURE, possible for you to ACHIEVE, RELATES to you. Give yourself a TIME or end date to complete.
For more information contact knowledge@idhc.life Visit https://idhc.life/knowledge-department/
Risks of developing Alzheimer’s are similar to those for developing Type 2 diabetes. Eating a healthy diet, not smoking, keeping blood pressure in the normal range, can reduce risks. For more information on Alzheimer’s visit: https://alzheimer.ca/en
Stretching for Stability Strong ankle and feet joints improves stability. Easy stretches Heel and Toe Raises While seated with both feet on the floor in front of you, raise both heels and hold for 3 seconds Repeat 10 more times …
Engage in regular enjoyable exercise to get oxygen and nutrient-rich blood to the brain. This helps improve energy, concentration and mood.