The Power of Sharing Our Stories
Our stories are more important than we may realize. No matter where we are in life, sharing stories with others can open up all sorts of connections.
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8 Tips to Become a Painter at Any Age
Check out this practical advice from a late-in-life artist. Whether it's creating a painting club or seeking out art stores, unlocking a passion for painting is easier than you think!
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How to Bounce Back From a Health Crisis
From finding a physical goal to smiling more, here are some ways to keep both your body and mind healthy after a major injury or illness.
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Northfield Hosts reConvenings Event
The Convenings featured the Northfield reConvenings event in its weekly e-newsletter. Read on for the article.
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The Best Way to Spend Money Safely in Retirement
How do you know if you’ve saved enough money to afford to retire? What’s the best way to draw down your hard-earned retirement savings? Learn about the best ways to spend money safely in retirement.
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How and Why to Teach Your Grandchildren About Gratitude
One of the best gifts you can give your grandchild isn’t something physical to wrap and offer as a present. The way you live your life could be the best lesson, helping them to see how much good is in their life.
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Golf Classic Registration Now Open
NRC's Tom Nielsen, Vice President of Long Term Care Operations and Administrator, believes that it's never too early to be thinking about golf! Registration for NRC's 12th Annual Golf Classic is now open.
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Kyle Nordine Earns Health Services Executive Designation
NRC President and CEO Kyle Nordine has earned the designation of Health Services Executive, which allows the nation's most talented administrators to practice along the continuum of care.
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