Putnam Ridge

Mental Health Awareness Month

Supporting Mental Wellness Every Day

Mental health is just as important as physical health, yet it is often overlooked or pushed aside during busy daily routines. Mental Health Awareness encourages people of all ages to prioritize emotional well-being, reduce stigma, and create healthy habits that support a balanced and fulfilling life.

Why Mental Health Matters

Mental health affects how we think, feel, and handle everyday challenges. Stress, anxiety, depression, burnout, and emotional exhaustion can impact anyone at any stage of life. Taking care of mental wellness helps improve relationships, physical health, productivity, and overall quality of life.

Seeking support and practicing self-care are important steps toward maintaining emotional balance and resilience.

Key Areas to Focus On:

  • Take breaks and allow time to rest and recharge
  • Talk openly about feelings and emotions
  • Stay connected with family, friends, and supportive communities
  • Practice stress-management techniques such as meditation or deep breathing
  • Seek professional help when mental health concerns become overwhelming

Small Steps Can Make a Big Difference

Improving mental wellness does not require major changes overnight. Small daily habits can positively impact mood, reduce stress, and improve emotional strength over time.

Simple Mental Wellness Tips:

  • Get enough sleep each night
  • Spend time outdoors and stay physically active
  • Limit stress when possible and create healthy boundaries
  • Practice gratitude and positive thinking
  • Take time for hobbies and activities you enjoy

Breaking the Stigma

Mental Health Awareness is about encouraging understanding, compassion, and support. Asking for help is a sign of strength, not weakness. By speaking openly about mental health, we help create safer and more supportive communities for everyone.

Remember:

Your mental health matters every day. Take time to care for your mind, support others, and prioritize your well-being, because a healthy mind is an important part of a healthy life.


Jeff Pryluck

Director of Recreation

I've had the privilege of working in Healthcare for almost 25 years. During that time, I have had many opportunities to work with my staff and other disciplines in developing and implementing quality recreation programs that are resident focused.

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Shoshana Stein

Director of Business Development

Shoshana joined our team in 2017 and brings almost a decade of experience in the Skilled Nursing and Healthcare field, as a hospital screener and liaison, a marketing professional and an Admissions Director. Shoshana’s finely developed acumen and expertise in all areas of healthcare insurances, including Medicare/Medicaid reimbursements and eligibility, makes her an invaluable admissions director and resource for our patients and their families. Shoshana ensures our patients and families of a seamless admission to our facility and provides an encouraging and helping hand during the tedious and complex Medicaid application process.

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Mary O'connor

Director Of Social Service

Growing up in a neighborhood surrounded by older adults, influenced my desire to work in long-term care.

I have worked in the industry as a Social Worker for over 17 years and have found the field to be highly rewarding. It is my goal to provide a person centered care approach that respects and honors the individuality of each resident.

I am passionate about making a positive difference in the lives of our residents and their families.

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