This Christmas season, Ruth, a resident in our Memory Care community at Woodland Village, brought warmth and joy to her community by knitting hats for her fellow residents as heartfelt holiday gifts. For Ruth, knitting isn’t just a hobby—it’s a cherished skill that connects her to her past and provides comfort in the present.
Engaging in familiar activities like knitting is especially important for individuals with memory loss, as it fosters a sense of purpose, creativity, and continuity. Ruth’s beautiful creations remind us all of the power of staying connected to the things we love and the joy of sharing that passion with others.
