Journal of Active Aging their strengths and states that talents, but also “artistic endeavours target the allows for growth healthy parts of the brain and learning. Art areas untouched by can bring older – benefits adults out of disease…” Other include reduction of isolation and help anxiety and depression, them to be active increased concentration, and integrated into greater social interaction the community. In and improved attention addition to the spans. Another thing to previously remember is that art is mentioned simply fun! benefits, there is also positive impact in dealing with symptoms of diseases, enhancing awareness as well as of others. Local Resources Ripple Rhythm (ripplerhythm@gmail.com) Module Five: Staying safe Presented by: Local community police officer What can older adults do to stay safe on the street? Resource: RCMP Seniors Guidebook for safety and security Safety on the Street In General If street crimes (purse snatching, robberies, assaults, etc.) are a problem in your neighbourhood and you have a fear of being victimized, there are ways in which you can reduce the risk of victimization and increase your sense of personal security. Prevention tips Walk only in well-lit areas. Do not burden yourself with packages and a bulky
Journal of Active Aging states that “artistic endeavours target the healthy parts of the brain – areas untouched by disease…” Other benefits include reduction of anxiety and depression, increased concentration, greater social interaction and improved attention spans. Another thing to remember is that art is simply fun! their strengths and talents, but also allows for growth and learning. Art can bring older adults out of isolation and help them to be active and integrated into the community. In addition to the previously mentioned benefits, there is also positive impact in dealing with symptoms of diseases, enhancing as well as awareness of others. Local Resources Ripple Rhythm (ripplerhythm@gmail.com) Module Five: Staying safe Presented by: Local community police officer What can older adults do to stay safe on the street? Resource: RCMP Seniors Guidebook for safety and security In General Safety on the Street If street crimes (purse snatching, robberies, assaults, etc.) are a problem in your neighbourhood and you have a fear of being victimized, there are ways in which you can reduce the risk of victimization and increase your sense of personal security. Prevention tips Walk only in well-lit areas. Do not burden yourself with packages and a bulky
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