Aging In Place
Exploring Robotics: What Are Robots and What Are Their Uses in the Future?
Learn about how robots will impact senior care due to a public health crisis Learn about the field of robotics.
Diane Carbo
Ketamine Infusion: A Promising Breakthrough in Treatment-Resistant Depression
Living with depression can feel like an endless battle, with traditional antidepressants often offering limited relief. However, hope has emerged in the form of ketamine research, which holds the potential for actual recovery in individuals with treatment-resistant depression. In this article, we will explore the groundbreaking progress of ketamine therapy
Planning Ahead
The Supreme Gift: A Journey of Love and Legacy
Donating one's body to science after death can be a meaningful way to continue helping others even after death.
Caregiver Support
Empowering Caregivers: Harnessing the Power of Mindfulness in Dementia Care
Learn how mindfulness-based cognitive therapy can help caregivers reduce stress and improve care for loved ones with dementia. Explore the benefits of mindfulness training and how it can manage negative thoughts and behaviors.
Caregiver Tips
The Silent Struggle: Depression Among Caregivers of Dementia Patients
A study by Kenneth E Covinsky, MD, MPH found that caregivers of dementia patients have a high rate of depression. Learn about the signs of depression, how difficult patient behaviors can affect caregivers, and ways to get support.
Understanding Memory Problems: Causes and Strategies for Improvement
Memory is a complex and individualized aspect of human cognition, and experiencing difficulties with memory can be frustrating. While there is ongoing research into memory problems, it is important to recognize that memory loss is not always indicative of a serious condition. However, certain memory problems may be early signs
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Debunking Devastating Grief Myths: A Journey to Healing and Hope
Grief and loss after the death of a loved one is a natural process. Intense feelings of sadness and loss are completely normal. Healthy grieving is different for everyone. There is no right or wrong way to grieve. Let us help you understand the grieving process.
Financial / Legal
Betrayal of Trust: Fighting Back Against a Sister's Embezzlement of $500K Using Power of Attorney
If your sister has misused her power of attorney and stolen from your parents, legal action may be possible. Learn how to seek criminal charges and recoup losses through an elder law or estate attorney. Protect your loved ones from the signs of elder abuse.
Types of Dementia
Physical Symptoms of Dementia: A Brief Overview of Different Types of Dementia
Not everyone realizes that the many different dementia types generally break down into two main groups, Alzheimer and non-Alzheimer, types of dementia. Within these two groups are the various kinds of cognitive impairment resulting from different conditions or injuries.
Activities
Tips and Advice for Enhancing Mealtime Experience for Individuals with Dementia
Learn tips and advice for helping those living with dementia to maintain their eating habits and enjoy mealtimes.
Aging In Place
Dementia Care at Home: Ensuring Ambulation and Fall Safety
Dementia can impact an individual's ability to walk and move about safely. In this blog post, we discuss strategies for assisting with ambulation, fall prevention, and creating a safe environment for those with dementia in a home care setting.
Caregiving Issues
How to Deal with Narcissistic Parents - A Guide for Caregivers
Caring for an aging narcissistic parent can be a challenging and difficult experience. Learn from a family caregiver's story and understand the impact of narcissistic tendencies on physical and mental health. Get tips on how to navigate this difficult situation.