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Moving can be stressful for anyone, but seniors face unique challenges. Residents of a retirement community in College Station can make the transition easier with early planning, downsizing, and hiring professional movers who are familiar with seniors’ needs. Packing a comfort box, arranging familiar decor, and focusing on emotional support helps seniors feel at home quickly. Participating in social activities and personalizing spaces further eases the adjustment. With these steps, moving day becomes a smooth, positive experience, ensuring seniors can enjoy their new home.

The impact of pet therapy is well documented. Having a four legged companion is known to reduce stress, worry, anxiety, and boredom while even distracting from pain. Pet therapy is  also shown to improve mood and engagement. While a pet can be a boost to just about anyone’s day, those with dementia are particularly impacted by this type of interaction.  That’s why The Langford at College Station has a very special gal on their staff. Meet Lucy Lou.

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As an 18-year-old, fresh from leaving home for the first time, Faith Waters walked into The Langford at College Station hoping to secure a job she could do for a while as she attended school, first at Blinn College and then at Texas A&M. After spending over 4 years with the residents and team at The Langford, Faith graduated in May of this year and left The Langford in pursuit of her first professional position. She was gone about 4 months when a professional position with the Dining Team at The Langford opened. Faith was approached about the opportunity and just recently has returned as the Dining Room Manager. 

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If you are looking forward to graduation, you know that choosing the right career path can feel overwhelming. While some industries are immediately obvious—like tech, healthcare, or finance—there’s one sector often overlooked that offers incredible growth opportunities, personal fulfillment, and transferable skills: senior living.