Back to School Tips from the Experts: Residents of Waterview Hills Share Their Wisdom and Experience with the Younger Generation

From Waterview Hills

As the new school year approaches, many students and parents are feeling anxious and excited about what lies ahead. Whether it’s starting kindergarten, entering high school, or going to college, each stage of education brings its own challenges and opportunities. But who better to offer some advice and encouragement than the people who have been through it all and more? 

The residents of Waterview Hills Campus, a North Salem facility committed to providing outstanding subacute rehabilitation and long-term skilled nursing care, have a wealth of knowledge and experience to share with the younger generation. They have seen the world change in remarkable ways, and they have learned valuable lessons along the way.

Here are some of their tips for making the most of your school year:

• Be curious and eager to learn. Learning is a lifelong process that never ends. No matter what your age, there is always something new and interesting to discover. The residents of Waterview Hills Campus are always eager to learn new things, whether it’s reading books, watching documentaries, or enjoying musical sing-a-longs. They believe that curiosity is the key to keeping your mind sharp and your spirit young.
• Be respectful and kind to others. Respect and kindness are essential for building positive relationships with your teachers, classmates, and friends. The residents of Waterview Hills Campus treat each other with dignity and compassion, and they appreciate the care and attention they receive from the staff. They know that everyone has their own story and their own struggles, and they try to be supportive and understanding of others.
• Be resilient and optimistic. Life is full of ups and downs, and sometimes things don’t go as planned. The residents of Waterview Hills Campus have faced many challenges and hardships in their lives, but they have also overcome them with courage and perseverance. They have learned to adapt to changing circumstances, and to look for the silver lining in every situation. They believe that every problem has a solution, and every challenge is an opportunity to grow.
• Be grateful and happy. Gratitude and happiness are not dependent on external factors, but on your inner attitude. The residents of Waterview Hills Campus are grateful for what they have, rather than what they don’t have. They enjoy the simple pleasures of life, such as spending time with their loved ones, listening to music, or watching the sunset. They celebrate their achievements, big or small, and they don’t take anything for granted.

The residents of Waterview Hills Campus hope that their advice will inspire students to pursue their dreams, achieve their goals, and enjoy the journey.

All of the residents at Waterview Hills Rehabilitation & Healthcare wish students the best for a successful and rewarding school year.