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Depression in Aging: Diagnosis & Treatment When the Golden Years are Blue

Depression in Aging: Diagnosis & Treatment When the Golden Years are Blue

Most of us can relate to feeling sad or blue, sometimes for days at a time. It may be in response to a major life event like losing a job, a break-up, or as part of grief. These sad feelings can lead ...

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How to Prevent Falls: 4 Proven Approaches To Ask Your Doctor About

How to Prevent Falls: 4 Proven Approaches To Ask Your Doctor About

Worried about falls in an older parent or relative? If so, do you know if their doctor has considered the most useful fall prevention approaches? Fall risk can be reduced, but it generally takes some ...

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How to Prevent Falls: 4 Proven Approaches To Ask Your Doctor About

How to Prevent Falls: 4 Proven Approaches To Ask Your Doctor About

Worried about falls in an older parent or relative? If so, do you know if their doctor has considered the most useful fall prevention approaches? Fall risk can be reduced, but it generally takes some ...

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Age-Related Hearing Loss (Presbycusis): What to Know & What to Do

Age-Related Hearing Loss (Presbycusis): What to Know & What to Do

Have you noticed that an older relative seems to be having trouble hearing you at times? Or perhaps you’ve realized that sometimes YOU are the one saying “What?” These situations are extremely common....

Time to Hold Alzheimer’s Association Accountable

The U.S. Alzheimer’s Association provides critically important support services, education, programs, and referral services to countless individuals living with dementia, their families, and care prof...

In Their Own Words: Family Members of Older Adults Who Died After Being Injured During Resident-to-Resident Incidents in Long-Term Care Homes

The phenomenon of harmful resident-to-resident incidents in long-term care homes is largely invisible. While over 40 studies examined it to date, the voice of family members of residents who died afte...

Feeding the Wolf

Our influence on how mature women are perceived.

What I’ve Learned About Grandma’s Memory

The story is told from the perspective of a 10-years-old African American girl about her grandmother who lives in advanced stages of Alzheimer’s disease in a nursing home. The granddaughter is told th...

Elder Mistreatment Investigations Buried No More: 50 Reasons Why Elder Care IQ is Needed

For decades, it has been very difficult to gain access to completed mistreatment investigation reports in Minnesota long-term care homes. Elder Care IQ was developed to bridge this major gap. The arti...

The Possibilities of Creating with Dementia

Often when we tell people we lead short-term groups for people living with dementia, care providers, and friends and family, we get comments such, “Oh, that must be so difficult and painful!” We’re no...