Helping older adults stay sharp, steady, and confident at home.
Memory • Balance • Cognition — For Independent Living
OUR MISSION
At Seniors Staying Sharp, our mission is simple:
To help older adults protect their memory, balance, and cognitive health so they can continue living independently and confidently.
We believe aging doesn’t have to mean giving up strength, clarity, or control. Small, consistent habits — done at home — can make a powerful difference in preventing falls, slowing cognitive decline, and supporting overall brain health.
Everything we share is designed to be practical, easy to understand, and focused on real life — not hype or quick fixes. Whether you’re a senior taking charge of your health or a family member looking for trusted guidance, Seniors Staying Sharp exists to help you stay steady, stay sharp, and stay independent longer.
MEMORY
Harvard Medical School – Brain Health
Regular physical activity increases hippocampal size (memory center of the brain
Exercise improves executive function and recall in older adults
National Institute on Aging (NIA – NIH)
Cognitive stimulation and physical movement slow age-related memory decline Brain plasticity continues well into older adulthood
Alzheimer’s Association
Lifestyle factors (movement, mental engagement, cardiovascular health) significantly reduce cognitive decline risk Up to 40% of dementia risk is influenced by modifiable habits
BALANCE
Balance Protects Independence
Balance isn’t just about avoiding a fall — it’s about staying confident, mobile, and independent in everyday life.
As we age, balance can decline due to changes in muscle strength, coordination, vision, and brain processing speed. The good news? Balance is highly trainable at any age.
Research shows that simple balance and strength exercises can significantly reduce fall risk, improve reaction time, and help seniors stay active at home and in their communities. Even small improvements in balance can mean the difference between living independently and needing assistance.
At Seniors Staying Sharp, we focus on practical, safe ways to strengthen balance because preventing a fall is far easier — and far less costly — than recovering from one.
COGNITION
Cognition Keeps You Engaged in Life
Cognition includes attention, processing speed, decision-making, and the ability to think clearly in daily situations — not just memory.
Cognitive changes can happen gradually, often showing up as slower thinking, difficulty multitasking, or reduced confidence in everyday decisions. These changes are common, but they are not inevitable.
Studies show that cognitive skills can be strengthened through consistent mental engagement, movement, coordination exercises, and healthy routines that support brain function. The brain remains adaptable throughout life, especially when challenged in meaningful ways.
Seniors Staying Sharp focuses on helping older adults maintain mental clarity so they can stay engaged, make confident decisions, and enjoy life on their own terms.
Mike Terry
GET IN TOUCH
Email:
Mike.Terry@SeniorsStayingSharp.com
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