Cognitive Stimulation Therapy
Article Center
Cognitive Stimulation Therapy F:
Hope and Joy with Friends
Monday/Friday 1:00p – 2:30p
Brian Connolly & Patty Richard

Monday Article
Whimsical Street Art
Whimsical Street Art Catches Everyone Off Guard and Delights Downtown Boston at 16 Locations In celebration of winter, a group of Canadian artists have come to Boston and put together all kinds of art installations as part of a walking exhibit called Winteractive....
Enjoy the simple things in life
Choosing to live with less can be a great way to appreciate the simple things in life. When we’re not bogged down by excess possessions, we have more time and energy to focus on the things that matter most to us. This might mean spending more time outdoors, reading...
Accepting Discomfort Could Help You Thrive
Equanimity, a key ingredient of mindfulness meditation, helps people face life’s ups and downs It’s important to first define the idea of turning toward discomfort. I’m not advocating for people to put themselves in dangerous or excruciating positions. But when we...
Growing Body of Research Shows That Singing Together Boosts Well-Being
If you have caroling on your holiday activities list, you should know that you’ll be doing more than just spreading cheer — you’ll be improving your overall mental and physical health. A growing body of research shows that singing together at any occasion, holiday or...
Japan’s moon probe landed upside-down but somehow it still works
Japan's moon probe landed upside-down but somehow it still works Japan's first moon landing is full of surprises, now including coming back to life. The Smart Lander for Investigating Moon — aka the SLIM probe — landed on the moon with astonishing accuracy on January...
100-Year-Old Walks Around Garden 40,000 Times to Raise Money for Charity
A 100-year-old Second World War veteran has walked hundreds of miles around his garden to raise money for charity. Lance Corporal Harold Jones laps his back garden 30 times every day no matter the weather, and has been doing so since 2020, as he was inspired by the...
Dolly Parton on Importance of Reading to Children: ‘These Are the Memories That Last Forever’
Dolly Parton has created a special video and playlist to inspire kids' love of reading in conjunction with YouTube Kids' global Reading Month. Dolly Parton is working “9 to 5” to inspire children to read. The country music star, 72, has created a special video and...
The Best Things in Life Are Unexpected
Life seems incomplete without a plan. From day one, we are placed on a path that we are supposed to follow. Our parents and teachers give us the expectations they have for us, and we set out to discover what this treasure map has in store for us. Yet, we become so...
Study Shows Hearing Aids May Help People Live Longer–Reducing Risk of Death by 24%
New research suggests hearing aids may help people live longer, showing that such devices reduce the risk of death by almost 25 percent. Hearing loss affects tens of millions of people around the world—but only one in 10 who need hearing aids use them. Those who...
In One Sentence, Helen Keller Unveiled the Ultimate Success Hack. Why Do We Ignore This Age-Old Advice?
Helen Keller's resilience and triumph over adversity have left an indelible mark. A century ago, she imparted wisdom that transcends time, offering a master class on success that remains as relevant today as it was then. In the words of Keller herself, "I long to...
Friday Article
Whimsical Street Art
Whimsical Street Art Catches Everyone Off Guard and Delights Downtown Boston at 16 Locations In celebration of winter, a group of Canadian artists have come to Boston and put together all kinds of art installations as part of a walking exhibit called Winteractive....
Enjoy the simple things in life
Choosing to live with less can be a great way to appreciate the simple things in life. When we’re not bogged down by excess possessions, we have more time and energy to focus on the things that matter most to us. This might mean spending more time outdoors, reading...
Accepting Discomfort Could Help You Thrive
Equanimity, a key ingredient of mindfulness meditation, helps people face life’s ups and downs It’s important to first define the idea of turning toward discomfort. I’m not advocating for people to put themselves in dangerous or excruciating positions. But when we...
Growing Body of Research Shows That Singing Together Boosts Well-Being
If you have caroling on your holiday activities list, you should know that you’ll be doing more than just spreading cheer — you’ll be improving your overall mental and physical health. A growing body of research shows that singing together at any occasion, holiday or...
Japan’s moon probe landed upside-down but somehow it still works
Japan's moon probe landed upside-down but somehow it still works Japan's first moon landing is full of surprises, now including coming back to life. The Smart Lander for Investigating Moon — aka the SLIM probe — landed on the moon with astonishing accuracy on January...
100-Year-Old Walks Around Garden 40,000 Times to Raise Money for Charity
A 100-year-old Second World War veteran has walked hundreds of miles around his garden to raise money for charity. Lance Corporal Harold Jones laps his back garden 30 times every day no matter the weather, and has been doing so since 2020, as he was inspired by the...
Dolly Parton on Importance of Reading to Children: ‘These Are the Memories That Last Forever’
Dolly Parton has created a special video and playlist to inspire kids' love of reading in conjunction with YouTube Kids' global Reading Month. Dolly Parton is working “9 to 5” to inspire children to read. The country music star, 72, has created a special video and...
The Best Things in Life Are Unexpected
Life seems incomplete without a plan. From day one, we are placed on a path that we are supposed to follow. Our parents and teachers give us the expectations they have for us, and we set out to discover what this treasure map has in store for us. Yet, we become so...
Study Shows Hearing Aids May Help People Live Longer–Reducing Risk of Death by 24%
New research suggests hearing aids may help people live longer, showing that such devices reduce the risk of death by almost 25 percent. Hearing loss affects tens of millions of people around the world—but only one in 10 who need hearing aids use them. Those who...
In One Sentence, Helen Keller Unveiled the Ultimate Success Hack. Why Do We Ignore This Age-Old Advice?
Helen Keller's resilience and triumph over adversity have left an indelible mark. A century ago, she imparted wisdom that transcends time, offering a master class on success that remains as relevant today as it was then. In the words of Keller herself, "I long to...