Posts by MLCommunications
Mental Health: Are you caring for your mental well-being?
By: Ashley Breidenstein, RD, LDN This past year has most likely tested your mental capabilities and strengths on several occasions. As we have all experienced rapid changes in our personal lives, at work, in our finances, etc., we may have put our mental health on the back burner as we went into fight or flight…
Read MoreExtend the Impact of your Hospitality & Wellness Programs with New Digital and Virtual Marketing Strategies
Your digital marketing program will shine with a strong content strategy that reinforces your reputation for safety, wellness, and hospitality. There’s no better way to do that than to seed your channels with solid information, including data, powerful stories, and compelling images that reflect your communities’ culture, practices, and events. Effective marketers regularly publish articles,…
Read MoreWhat a Waste
Food Waste and Why You Should Care By Delacey Foster, MS, RD As you finish your weekly trip to the market with five brimming bags in tow, feeling accomplished as you head out the door, you gingerly place two bags of carefully selected food items into the trash bin and load the other three bags…
Read MoreThe Power of Partnership – Grocery Relief Program at Motion Picture Television Fund
Morrison Living Supports Entertainment Industry Members Facing Food Insecurity Pictured above Carolyn Ryan has joined an army of volunteers delivering groceries. Like all communities, many of the programs, marketing, and development strategies that Motion Picture & Television Fund (MPTF) had used for years came to a quick halt as COVID-19 swept the nation. The pandemic…
Read MoreThe Plant-Based Diet: What It Is and Why You Should Consider It
By Kristin Zweneman, MS, RD, CSG, LD If you’ve always considered yourself a “meat and potatoes” kind of person, don’t let the term “plant-based diet” kale your vibe! Following a plant-based diet may mean that you follow vegetarian or vegan meal patterns, but it may also mean that you simply eat meat and other animal-based…
Read MoreInternational Women’s Day: Conversations with Morrison Living’s Women in Leadership
International Women’s Day is a day to celebrate the incredible achievements of women, promote equality, and raise awareness. To honor and celebrate the inspiring women within Morrison Living, we hosted a Q&A Session with our female leaders. Barbara Conn, CEO: Raising my son as a single mom while balancing the demands of a career. I…
Read MoreAs Snow Fell, Hope Arose – 4 Stories of Strength in the Wake of Texas Storms
In February, a typical Texas day feels more like spring inviting green grass and flowers to sprout and promising warmer weather ahead. This year was different. No one imagined what lay ahead with the snow storm’s arrival and the impact on the great state of Texas. Through it all, our associates and teams prevailed, going…
Read MoreHeart-Healthy Foods You Should be Eating Regularly
By Emilie Matthaei, RD You gotta nourish to flourish! Eating a heart-healthy diet is a form of self-care. It’s good for our hearts and one of the ways proven to lower heart disease risk. February is American Heart Month, a fitting time to focus on the organ linked to feelings and emotion, the heart. Your…
Read MoreThe Ultimate Farm-to-Table Experience Sprouts Up at Foxdale Village
Awareness of sustainable practices might seem like a new-aged trend adopted by millennials, but truth is, the real OG’s of sustainability are seniors. When residents were surveyed at Foxdale Village – a senior living community nestled in the heart of central Pennsylvania – the two most-common requests were: sustainable food and food that is local.…
Read MoreSay No to Resolutions and Yes to Lifestyle Changes
By Emily D Luebcke, MS, RD, Nutrition Care Manager in Fort Collins, CO #NewYearNewYou. It’s that time of year again where everyone reflects and renews their interest to make a change – read more, complain less, or get in shape (just to name a few). The hardest part of any new habit is getting started,…
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