Across
- 3. Honor the fundamental need for human connection by creating opportunities for residents to connect with others, the broader community, the environment, and themselves.
- 4. Enhance physical, mental, and emotional health by providing opportunities to help residents improve and maintain movement through innovative programs and support.
- 5. Lack of social companionship.
- 8. Healthy movement recommended most days.
- 10. Mental function supported by healthy habits.
- 14. Actions taken to maintain well-being and reduce the risk of disease and injury.
- 17. Positive interaction with others.
- 18. Ability to stay steady and avoid falls.
- 19. Use of free time for enjoyment.
- 20. Drink that supports hydration.
- 26. Nutrient important for bone health.
- 27. A feeling of trust in one’s abilities, qualities, and judgement.
- 29. A settled or regular tendency or practice.
- 30. Increases residents’ wellspan and quality of life through programs, education, research, and the implementation of person-centered well-being plans.
- 32. The act of achieving something.
- 34. Type of exercise that prevents weakness.
- 35. The quality or state of being independent, free, and self-directing.
- 36. Mineral needed to carry oxygen in blood.
- 38. Freely offer to do something without pay.
- 39. Strong personal connections are one of the most important factors in long-term health and ____.
- 40. Reason for doing something.
- 41. The food or other substances necessary for health and good condition.
- 43. Feeling included and accepted.
Down
- 1. Group of people who share a common place or interest.
- 2. State of Well-Being.
- 6. Community involvement can increase this.
- 7. Feeling cared for and valued.
- 9. Nighttime rest essential for health.
- 11. People you enjoy spending time with.
- 12. The active pursuit of activities, choices and lifestyles that lead to a state of holistic health.
- 13. This type of wellness is the active state of maintaining and optimizing brain function to support clear thinking, learning, memory, and problem-solving throughout life.
- 15. Practice associated with stress reduction.
- 16. Strong social ties can improve this.
- 21. Body system strengthened by aerobic activity.
- 22. Lifestyle factor linked to healthy aging.
- 23. Living well for as long as you live. The presence of purpose, connection, dignity, autonomy, and moments that make life meaningful.
- 24. Shared activity that brings people together.
- 25. Nutrient that supports digestion.
- 28. Strong relationships are linked to longer _____
- 31. Feeling disconnected from others.
- 33. The ability to move freely and easily.
- 37. Celebrates the powerful and positive influence of food on wellspan by educating residents and training teams to support research-backed approaches to nutrition.
- 42. Feeling of closeness with others.