Amid reunions and celebrations, the holidays are a time for assessment for those worried about the cognitive well-being of their parents. Here are some ways to assess how well they are functioning:
Are they paying their bills on Read More…
Posts Tagged ‘Caregiving’
The Genius of Caregiving
Glancing through the paper last week, I paused when I saw an obituary with a photo of a woman, Pamela White, who looked very familiar. But when Read More…
How to Be a Great Patient Advocate
One of the key responsibilities of those who care for people with dementia is to interface with their physicians. As health care becomes more complex and office visits are often brief, all patients need to communicate effectively and actively participate in care planning. The increasing reliance on educated and empowered Read More…
Preparing for Daylight Savings
Next weekend, we will all set our clocks ahead an hour as Daylight Savings Time starts.
For most of us, the extra hour of light in the evening is worth the price of getting one less hour Read More…
Art Therapy: Zen Doodles
I have been reading about the benefits of art therapy for the better part of year. Skeptically. Why would adults enjoy coloring inside the lines? And how could this activity translate into a Read More…
