The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America (AFA) released the findings of their I CAN: Investigating Caregivers' Attitudes and Needs survey. The survey uncovered significant trends among caregivers of Alzheimer’s patients, including a link between the stigma associated with the disease and dramatic delays in Alzheimer’s diagnosis. The AFA found that caregivers are in dire need of support and educational resources, and that despite the burdens of this tragic disease, caregivers often felt they...
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September 21 is recognized the world over as a day to bring awareness to Alzheimer’s disease. The Alzheimer’s Foundation of America,... Read more »
Hello friends, Please join us this Thursday evening on Care Connection for an informative live discussion with Dr. Jamie. You and other... Read more »
In my last sharepost, I shared the Alzheimer’s Study Group’s recommendations which were released recently. Thee report provided a... Read more »
The congressionally appointed Alzheimer’s Study Group, co-chaired by former Speaker of the House Newt Gingrich and former Senator Bob... Read more »
During one of our visits to California to see my family (when we still lived in Connecticut) my sister was talking about a couple she knew. She said... Read more »
When I was in the middle of a deep depression six years ago, going to my local bipolar support group meetings was the best thing I did for myself. ... Read more »
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Historically, theres been very little research into the significance and effectiveness of support groups in bipolar disorder treatment plans,... Read more »
As I posted in my last blog, I believe that online support groups can be a real boon to someone with depression who is seeking peer support. They, by... Read more »