Our knowledgeable staff writes about a variety of topics, including tips for caregivers.
Abe's Garden Memory Support Blog
Nov 05 2021
Most of us know the basic habits that lead to a healthy lifestyle:
Don’t smoke
Get enough sleep
Eat a nutritious diet
Exercise regularly
But there’s an often overlooked aspect that plays a
Oct 13 2021
When you think of senior living, do you think about care options, or do you think about wellness options?
“There has been a seismic shift in the way senior living is approaching lifestyles in their
Sep 21 2021
by Malloree Grimes
Reminiscent or Reminiscence Therapy benefits seniors living with dementia by using all senses – sight, touch, taste and sound – to help evoke happy memories from past experiences.
Aug 31 2021
Known as “Moving Meditation,” Tai Chi is a centuries-old inner martial art deeply rooted in Chinese medicine that is enjoyed by our Independent and Assisted Living residents, as well as Abe’s Garden
Aug 18 2021
“Health” and “wellness” may sound like two words for the same thing, but the truth is a little more nuanced than that. Most people, when they say the word “health,” are specifically speaking to
Jul 08 2021
by Chris Coelho, MMHC, Sr. Director, Quality Analysis and Interim Executive Director
Simple every day tasks can be difficult and stressful for someone living with dementia. Frustrations escalate as
Jun 15 2021
By Judy Given, Sr. Director, Campus Development
Aging is a part of life. It is a series of transitions and often we are not well equipped to navigate these changes.
Dying is one thing we all have in
May 25 2021
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615.301.3050
Nashville’s Premier Senior Living and Memory Care Organization Is Uniting Under One Name:
Introducing Abe’s Garden Community
Apr 08 2021
By Beverly Theis, LCSW, Director of Resident and Family Support
Learning and developing effective communication requires active listening. Understanding both verbal messaging and non-verbal cues is
Jan 02 2020
By Beverly Theis, LCSW, Director of Resident and Family Support
The emotional impact of a living environment transition for a loved one with dementia is a significant concern for families. In fact,
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