Does Play Therapy In Colorado Springs Work?
When you think of Colorado Springs, the first things that come to mind are the Rocky Mountains, mining towns, outdoor adventures, and recreational marijuana dispensaries. Indeed, you will find multiple …
Peptides as Potential Therapeutics for Alzheimer’s Disease
Estimates show that around 5.8 million people are currently living with Alzheimer’s disease in the United States, and it’s the sixth-leading cause of death among Americans. Someone in the U.S. …
Debunked: What not to believe when it comes to cocaine and Alzheimers
When we hear the term “drugs”, it would be fair to say that some classic definitions enter our head. Cocaine certainly falls into this category, and it means that it’s …
Teach to One: Brooklyn’s Middle School 88 Showcasing Benefits of Individualized Learning
Historically, math education relied on the traditional construct of a singular teacher, compelling a large group of children, all with varied learning styles and levels of comprehension, to understand a …
3 Early Signs Of Dementia To Look Out For
As people age, it’s only natural that they sometimes forget things or have subtle changes to their lifestyle or personality. However, if these differences seem to be more than what …
7 Ways to Cope with a Parent’s Diagnosis of Dementia
It’s never easy to watch our parents get older and lose the capabilities to do certain tasks independently. It’s even harder for those whose parents have been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s …
What Couples Need to Know About Dementia and Communication
Effective communication is essential to healthy, long-term relationships. When we aren’t able to express our thoughts and share our concerns with those we love, we often feel disconnected from the …
What Dementia Does to the Brain
Dementia is a complex neurological condition. Much like drug or alcohol addiction, knowing what is going on, and why its happening is the place to start. Although dementia and all …
Winter & Dementia: Keeping Your Loved One Safe All Season Long
For loved ones living with dementia, the winter months can often create new challenges to their health and safety. From colder temperatures to extreme weather, caregivers need to pay special …
8 Tips for Addressing the Alzheimer’s Stigma
For those diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia, one of the most difficult struggles of coping with the disease exists outside the brain. Unfortunately, a great deal …