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May 2020 Newsletter for CRTS™

May 5, 2020 Jennifer Buchanan

Welcome to the May edition of the newsletter for CRTS™ certificants!

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6 Ideas to Get Seniors to Drink More Water

Dehydration is a common and serious health problem for seniors

Preventing dehydration is important because it can cause serious health issues and is a common cause of hospitalization in people over age 65. Being properly hydrated is also needed for certain medications to work.

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The Most Natural Way To Boost Mental Health During COVID-19

It can help improve mental health and wellbeing and reduce anxiety.

Even modest reminders of nature can help boost mental health during lockdown, research finds. Nature can be experienced on a walk close to home, in the back yard or even indoors.

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How Coronavirus Stress Could Affect Thinking Skills

Stress can temporarily damage these cognitive abilities.

Stress makes it harder for people to plan for the future, new research finds. This is because being under stress robs people of their ability to use their memory effectively.

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