Depression and Aging: It’s Time to Stop the Madness
Depression does not need to be a normal part of aging. It’s up to all of us to acknowledge—and address—the risk.
Continue ReadingDepression does not need to be a normal part of aging. It’s up to all of us to acknowledge—and address—the risk.
Continue ReadingI am certainly not blind to how fortuitously my interest in aging aligns with the needs of an aging world—and I certainly don’t need additional convincing that my decision to forgo law school was in equal measure, wise and slightly prescient. But maybe you do.
Continue ReadingA hard-working but “tired” brain needs a few moments to “recharge” by thinking about something else. In other words, STOP for a moment and do something to reset and renew your brain’s capacity to absorb or create that next thought.
Continue ReadingI’ve had some experience – mild, and not long-lasting – with depression. Chances are, you have, too.
The more I read, the more I’m inclined to believe that there’s lots of undiagnosed depression among seniors. It’s an important topic I pla…
Continue ReadingWe are witnessing the emergence of a new old age. It is an undiscovered country whose broadest contours are only just beginning to come into view… Here is a quick take on an article recently published in the Senior moments notwithstanding, elderly people are smarter today than they were less than a generation ago, a […]
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