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Fresh air can do more than brighten the day.

For someone living with dementia, time outside can help reduce restlessness, support better sleep and spark moments of recognition and calm. Natural light, familiar sights and the rhythm of being outdoors can all play a meaningful role in daily well-being.

Read our blog to learn how outdoor experiences may stimulate the senses, support sleep, increase vitamin D intake and help preserve meaningful long-term memories: https://heyor.ca/2gTbcW

Benefits of Being Outside for Those Living with Dementia Franciscan Ministries shares how spending time outside can benefit individuals living with Alzheimer's or another type of dementia.

There’s a certain kind of wisdom that only comes from a life fully lived.

It shows up in the stories grandparents tell, the traditions they pass down and the quiet ways they show love without needing recognition.

Care for Your Grandparents Month is a reminder to slow down and spend time with the people who helped shape who we are. A visit, a phone call or even just sitting together can mean more than you realize.