HABIT Offers Strategies, Tools for People with Cognitive Impairment

By Dorian Martin, Health Guide Thursday, May 30, 2013

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I wish that when Mom started showing signs of cognitive impairment, she had had some kind of professional support. And I wish that Dad had some coaching as well. More and more, programs are coming on line to provide this kind of support. There are specific programs designed to help people with...

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Carol Bradley Bursack, Health Guide

6/ 1/13 12:50pm

Thanks for the post, Dorian. It's true that while there's no cure for AD, programs to help people cope with the losses are having quite a bit of success. This Mayo Clinic program sounds terrific.

Carol

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