Residents at HC-One’s Priorslee House Care Home in Telford, Shropshire, have been embracing the beauty of the autumn season with a relaxing and creative flower arranging activity, filling the home with the uplifting scent of fresh blooms and vibrant seasonal colours.
The lounge was filled with laughter, conversation, and the gentle rustle of petals as residents selected from an array of colourful flowers to create their own stunning arrangements. The completed displays now brighten the home’s communal spaces, adding a cheerful burst of autumn colour and a sense of accomplishment for everyone involved.
There’s something deeply calming about working with nature, and this activity offered residents the opportunity to express creativity, practice fine motor skills, and enjoy sensory stimulation through the fragrance, textures, and colours of the flowers. The gentle, hands-on activity also encouraged social interaction, helping residents connect with one another and share memories of gardens and favourite flowers from years gone by.
At Priorslee House, the wellbeing of residents is at the heart of everything the team does. The care home regularly hosts a range of engaging activities and experiences designed to promote happiness, creativity, and a sense of purpose. By encouraging residents to connect with nature and each other, the team continues to make Priorslee House a truly welcoming and vibrant place to live.
Priorslee House is proud to be part of HC-One’s network of over 280 care homes across the UK, where residents can embrace a welcoming, supportive community. This autumn – a season of warmth, comfort, and togetherness, new residents can take advantage of a special offer: four weeks for the price of three when joining before 30th November 2025.
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Denise Maggs-Paulton, Home Manager at HC-One’s Priorslee House Care Home commented:
“It was such a joy to see the residents so engaged and proud of their creations. Activities like flower arranging not only make our home look and smell beautiful, but they also have wonderful wellbeing benefits, from boosting mood and self-esteem to helping maintain dexterity and encouraging social connection.”