February 19th, 2024 Joseph M. Casciani
Problems with memory, particularly for recent events, is not uncommon during the aging process. Many people worry about how serious a case of “forgetfulness” may be. However, in contrast to the types of memory problems seen in individuals with dementia, this type of short-term memory difficulty is relatively benign and is considered by many to […]
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February 19th, 2024 Joseph M. Casciani
Delirium is a state of mental confusion and disorganization. Delirium and dementia are different. This state of mental confusion and disorganization is found in older adults when they are experiencing a sudden or acute physical condition, or are recovering from surgery. It is sometimes called acute organic brain syndrome, acute confusional state, or mental fog. […]
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February 19th, 2024 Joseph M. Casciani
Depression, dementia, and delirium are colloquially referred to as the “3 D’s”. First, what depression looks like: a) sad mood, feeling worthless, hopeless, and helpless; b) loss of interest, decreased energy, and loss of initiative; c) feelings of guilt and remorse, preoccupied with disappointment and failure; d) disruptions in sleep and eating habits; difficulty with […]
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February 19th, 2024 Sarah Ratekin
Ah, the paradox of organizational change: companies clamoring for innovation and improvement while simultaneously resisting the very changes that could lead to their evolution. It’s a tale as old as time, or at least as old as the corporate world itself. Why does this happen, and more importantly, how can a hope-focused approach help navigate […]
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February 19th, 2024 Elinor Stutz
Photo by Alexas_Fotos via Pixabay Attract the Right Job Or Clientele: Do You Need to Adjust Your Business Model? The fastest way to kill future sales is to ignore issues clientele may be experiencing. It’s essential to have a policy like the open door that many have at corporate headquarters. Today’s online businesses require the ability for […]
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February 19th, 2024 Stephanie Mann
Since Columbine in 1999, more than 338,000 students in the U.S. have experienced gun violence at school, with over 19,000 people shot and wounded or killed in a mass shooting since 2015. The mother of Michigan High School shooter Ethan Crumbley, age 15, was recently convicted of four counts of involuntary manslaughter. Her husband goes […]
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February 19th, 2024 Stephanie Mann
Many Americans are living in fear as violence on our streets continues to go unchecked. Stores are looted, and vandalism increases, with many stores going out of business. City leaders put limitations on police, and prosecutors fail to prosecute criminals. Teenagers discovered what adults failed to learn: they have unstoppable power to create fear and […]
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February 19th, 2024 Adam Lack
As adults reach their later years, they often find themselves embracing independent senior living. An independent lifestyle suits many seniors, but for most of them, this period of time only lasts for so long. Let’s explore some indicators that seniors are ready to move from independent to assisted living. Independent vs. Assisted Living: What Are […]
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February 19th, 2024 Deborah Heiser
Don’t just plant to grow older with your partner. Plan to grow closer. Meaningful projects with your partner are powerful bonding experiences. Giving back is great. Giving back together is better. Subscribe now When you think of giving back, what comes to mind? For most, it is a personal endeavor involving volunteering, mentoring, or philanthropy. […]
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February 19th, 2024 Alan Cay Culler
<div class="et_pb_text_inner" data-et-multi-view="{"schema":{"content":{"desktop":" Consultants donu2019t do anything n In the video, a man dressed in athletic shorts stands on a train platform. He puts chalk on his hands and limbers up. As a train approaches the station, he positions himself next to the train track reaching out to slow the train to a stop. As […]
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