Dementia is one of the most important, but often overlooked, health care issues related to older African Americans. Research shows that African Americans are two
We have a narrative in society that says that caregivers have more depression and stress, spend their caregiving years suffering, only to lead to premature
Have you helped your loved one move to a senior living or assisted living community only to find that in the midst of experiencing relief
There may come a time when you’re faced with the conversation of talking with your aging parents about moving into a senior living or assisted
When he was in his late 80s, Candy Cohn’s father unintentionally stopped taking medication for a long-standing bipolar disorder and experienced a significant mental health
When we think of older adults during COVID, images of older adults living in long-term care communities sheltering in place with hands pressed against windows
In my work with people caring for loved ones with dementia, I often hear comments like: “they’ve become a stranger to me” or “I don’t even recognize
Have you ever had the experience of meeting up with a dear friend for coffee or talking with your trusted therapist, and all of a
Have you had an end of life conversation with a loved one? What feelings came up for when you read this? Fear? Sadness? Longing? Remorse?
In honor of world AIDS day on 12/1, I am devoting today’s episode to HIV and Aging. And, yes. HIV is an important topic when
November is National Caregiver Month, but I really think this entire year should be dedicated to caregivers for all that they have been through during
You may be surprised to hear that about half of today’s Veterans are 65 and older. If you’re caring for an aging Veteran, you may
