Minding the needs of the caregiver when cognitive decline becomes a family affair
Minding the needs of the caregiver when cognitive decline becomes a family affair
Resources
Is cognitive decline preventable? Four things you can do to protect your brain
Alzheimer’s disease is the most common form of dementia. Although Alzheimer’s disease remains an incurable illness there is now hope for prevention and protection.
Quiz: Eat smart to prevent Alzheimer’s disease
Most of us are aware that eating a well-balanced diet can help reduce the risk of many chronic diseases. What many people may not know is that this can also help reduce the risk of diseases such as Alzheimer’s and dementia.
Brain Health: just one more reason to manage hypertension
Research supports careful management of hypertension for brain health. It is also helpful to monitor psychological health and treat symptoms of depression.
Brain Health: Completing our Vision of Wellness
Clinical neuropsychology deals with the diagnostic assessment and treatment of brain injury (stroke, trauma, disease processes and others) or deficits in important areas of cognition such as memory, processing speed, logic & reasoning and executive functioning.
Understanding the Inner CEO: Self-Regulation and ADHD
Low self-regulation can lead to uneven work performance, underachievement at school, a chaotic family life, or poor life choices due to impulsivity.
Do you have a Retirement Plan—for your Brain?
All human beings thrive on direction, challenge, structure, and purpose. And this is true for the length of our lifespans up to and most certainly beyond age 65.
The Connection: Heart & Brain Health
Heart and brain diseases are highly age-related, and share risk factors. As the population ages, the prevalence of heart and brain disease is set to increase
