We are committed

At Juniper we are committed to nurturing the spirit of life in each individual we serve so that they may live fully throughout all seasons of life. To us this means understanding an individual, not only their needs but their desires and responding with programs and services which provide for the highest quality of life possible. Our Alive in All Seasons program of activities is designed to foster healthy bodies, enriched minds and fulfilled spirits. These pictures and stories are living proof that we at Juniper are dedicated to walking our talk!

Tuesday, December 31, 2013

Welcome New Beginnings: January Events


It is hard to believe how time has flown and we now, once again, welcome in a new year—2014! This January, as part of our Alive in All Seasons program we will be celebrating the magic of music. Music has long been recognized as a healing tool in the writings of Pythagoras, Aristotle and Plato. A quote by Plato helps us understand the enormity and power of music; “music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination and life to everything”.

Music is indeed part of our souls, our imaginations, our lives. It is no wonder that people love music; it inspires us, sparks our minds, taps into our creativity, heals our souls, motivates us to dance, to laugh, to cry. This January we will celebrate music in all its glory!

We will be hosting several open events at our community this month. Please join us for our "Family Hospice" Presentation on The Power of Music at 2:00 pm on January 7th, our "Jazz It Up" Family Luncheon at noon on January 16th, our Country Jamboree at 6:30 pm on January 18th, and our "Music In Our Hearts" Social at 1:00 pm on January 25th. We encourage you to review our calendar for other offerings and attend any or all of the activities that are of interest to you.


It’s going to be another great month here at Juniper Village at the Shenango Inn. Let us join together in music and “Welcome New Beginnings”. 

Sunday, December 1, 2013

Celebrate Little Things: December Events


"The more you praise and celebrate your life,

the more there is in life to celebrate" ~Oprah Winfrey

 

This December, as part of our Alive In All Seasons program

we will be focusing on traditions. Traditions play such an

important role within our lives by providing a shared identity

and sense of belonging, comfort and joy. Traditions allow

us to tap into our deep and rich cultural, family and religious

heritage. Our Alive In All Seasons tagline this month of

"Celebrate Little Things" reminds us that these traditions,

many of which are small, little things, can serve as the glue

that binds us together and makes our lives great.

 

Celebrations will be abundant this holiday season here at

Juniper Village as we share memories from our residents,

families and our associates about traditions, beliefs and

customs that have shaped our lives. We will learn about how

other cultures celebrate winter holidays, complete with the

singing of carols and the sampling of some delicious ethnic

treats.

 

You are cordially invited to join us in celebration for "Name

That Holiday Tune" Music Game, Cooking Corner: Traditional

Holiday Cookies, Holiday Dance Music with Gene Testa, Van

Trip to Kraynaks, Mistletoe Bingo, Documentary – The History

of Santa Clause, Holiday Word Game, "White Out" Snowflake

Resident Dinner, Family Hospice Presentation on "Keeping

Traditions Alive", Read-A-Loud "The Legend of the Candy

Cane", -"First Down" Football Social, Storyteller Nonna Natale -

"The Guiseppe and Gesu Story", Winter Workout with Joyce,

Toolbox Talk - The Little Things In Life, Humble Music Ministries

with Tom and Gina Toth, -"For Your Health" Informational

Series - "The Spirit of Traditions", -Saturday Matinee Movie -

How The Grinch Stole Christmas, Traditional Hanging of

Holiday Stockings, Rudolph Rock'en Exercise, Juniper "Holiday

Celebration" Family Dinner and Creative

Craft - Reindeer Canes.

 

So, this holiday season please stop by and celebrate

with us as we "Celebrate Little Things"