Wilentz Senior Residence Wellness Day Sunday, October 11, 2015 Join the Fun 12-3pm This Fun and Educational Day includes: Free Wilentz Residence Bags!! First come, first serve!!! Tours of the Wilentz Residence at 1:45pm!!! Tai Chi Class 2-3pm...
Read moreOlder Adults Represent Generation Less Likely to Seek Help for Grieving Loss
Lois Staffin, MSW, LCSW, who volunteered her psychotherapy skills at The Oscar and Ella Wilf Campus for Senior Living in Somerset, understands how older adults are less apt to open up about their deepest feelings – like grief – and more...
Read moreTips to Help You Manage Stress
Figuring out ways to de-stress yourself can sometimes be a challenge. Trying to undo the tension can just add more stress if you take the wrong approach. Below you will find recommended tips to help you manage your stress without visiting the...
Read moreHoliday Greeting From The CEO
As we usher in the new year 5776, it my pleasure to send greetings to the community on behalf of Wilf Campus and talk about all of the new and exciting ventures that have occurred since the last new year. I am thrilled that Wilf at Home, our...
Read moreTips for Coping with Alzheimer’s Disease
As a caregiver for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia, it can be extremely worrying, overwhelming and frustrating to experience behavior problems such as wandering, aggressiveness, or hallucinations. Educating yourself on different ways to...
Read moreHigh Holiday Schedule
Rosh Hashanah Sukkot Sunday, Sept. 13 Sunday, Sept. 27 5:00 pm – Candle Lighting 5:00 pm – Candle Lighting 6:45 pm – Evening Services 6:45 pm – Evening Services Monday, Sept. 14 Monday, Sept. 28 9:30 am – Yom Tov...
Read moreHaving Trouble Sleeping? Use These Tips
Poor sleep is a common complaint in older adults, and as we age, our sleep patterns tend to change. According to the National Sleep Foundation, “44% of older persons experience one or more of the nighttime symptoms of insomnia at least a few...
Read moreTips for Visiting Residents
Visiting a family member frequently can be a great support method for a resident’s emotional well-being and can help assure that residents receive quality care. Visits are also an important time to look for changes in your loved ones health and...
Read moreWhen Is The Right Time To Start Making Decisions ?
Becoming a caretaker and making decisions for your aging parent can be difficult. We often question when is the right time to transition the control of decision-making from your loved one to yourself. Experts suggest observing how your parents...
Read moreThe Benefits of A Music and Memory Program
According to recent studies, music has been proven to do more than just entertain. Music has the ability to shift moods, manage stress, create positive interactions and facilitate cognitive function. According to the Alzheimer’s Foundation of...
Read moreA Father’s Day Tribute
Fatherhood Means Putting Family First, Setting Strong Ethical Standards, and Being a Loving Role Model By Michelle Daino On any given day, the personal and professional accomplishments of his children and grandchildren make Harold Schoenholtz...
Read more10 Ways to Reduce Your Risk of Alzheimer’s
June is Alzheimer’s & Brain Awareness Month! Take the purple pledge and help support those facing Alzheimer’s. Educating yourself about Alzheimer’s is extremely important. According to Alzheimer’s Association, every 67 seconds someone in the...
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