Alice’s Corner

Student-driven sensory spaces take shape at Alice’s Clubhouse By Jenny Peterson At Alice’s Clubhouse, innovation at the dementia-specific medical-model day center grows out of everyday moments, holistic attentiveness and a willingness to try something new. When a doctoral-level occupational therapy student, completing her capstone project at the memory care center, noticed members becoming overwhelmed or … Read more

The Missing Link in Alzheimer’s disease?

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After decades of searching, Harvard researchers may have found a new way to slow Alzheimer’s disease. New research suggests lithium may influence Alzheimer’s progression Alzheimer’s disease is among the most feared diagnosis a person can receive. More than 7 million Americans are living with the disease today, and the number is expected to rise as … Read more

Senior Scams Are All Too Common

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The phone rings, you don’t see the “scam likely” warning, so you answer. You’re waiting on a call from your doctor anyway. On the other end is a man who claims he is with the police department. You were summoned for jury duty, but he said you ignored the summons. You reply that you never … Read more

The Ideal Retirement Job

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For assorted reasons, many people continue to work after they retire. We explore a spectrum of the best employment opportunities for retirees seeking a job, not only to supplement their income but also to sustain a meaningful life. Why Retirees Keep Working In journalism, the 5 Ws – who, what, when, why and where – … Read more

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