Seniors learn ways to keep their brains fit – Channel 69 News WFMZ-TV
FOX Speech Language Pathologist Janis Greim took part in an event to help older adults in the Lehigh Valley area of Pennsylvania increase their brain fitness.
“Everyone as they age, their brain will decline,” said Janis Greim, a speech pathologist with Fox Rehabilitation. “Their memory will get worse, things will start to get hard for them. So one way you can stave that off is by doing things to keep your brain fit.”
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