Resident Life

An approach as unique as every adult with IDD.

At Daymark Living, we treat learning in a holistic and individualized way, recognizing that everyone’s life goals are different. That’s why we’ve built our programming around six Dimensions of Wellness that, together, improve our resident's quality of life.

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Dimensions of Wellness

Emotional

  • Developing awareness and acceptance of your feelings
  • Promoting positive and enthusiastic thoughts about yourself and your life
  • Realistically assessing your limitations, developing your autonomy and coping effectively with stress
  • Maintaining satisfying relationships with others
  • Expressing feelings freely and managing feelings effectively

Physical

  • Recognizing the need for regular physical activity and good diet and nutrition
  • Promoting the development and understanding of good habits and hygiene.
  • Building physical strength, flexibility, and endurance
  • Following safety precautions
  • Taking personal responsibility and care for minor illnesses and knowing when professional medical attention is needed

Spiritual

  • Recognizing your search for meaning and purpose in human existence
  • Developing an appreciation for the depth and expanse of life and natural forces that exist in the universe
  • Achieving a peaceful harmony between internal personal feelings and emotions amid moments of pleasure and joy, as well as doubt and disappointment
  • Striving to make your actions more consistent with your beliefs and values

Intellectual

  • Building your intellectual and creative curiosity to actively expand and challenge your mind
  • Discovering the potential for sharing your gifts with others
  • Pursuing growth and stimulation through intellectual and cultural activities in the classroom and the community
  • Exploring issues related to problem solving, creativity and learning
  • Pursuing personal interests and reading books, magazines and newspapers, while keeping abreast of current issues and ideas

Occupational

  • Recognizing personal satisfaction and enrichment in your life through work
  • Contributing your unique gifts, skills and talents to work that is both personally meaningful and rewarding
  • Staying involved in activities that are gratifying for you through your choice of profession, job satisfaction, career ambitions and personal performance

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