Therapeutic Resources Blog
Could moderate drinking reduce early-stage Alzheimer’s death rates?
December 23, 2015
Researchers have found a link between moderate alcohol intake - consuming 2-3 units a day - and reduced risk of death in patients with early-stage dementia or Alzheimer's disease. Their findings are published online in BMJ Open. Read More »
Singing and music benefit memory, emotional well-being in dementia
December 21, 2015
Memory and mood in people with dementia improve when their caregivers encourage and help them take part in regular musical leisure pursuits such as singing or listening to music. Read More »
Still in a Crib, Yet Being Given Antipsychotics
December 18, 2015
Children 2 years old and younger are being prescribed anti-psychotic medication and cases like this are alarmingly rising. Read More »
Teenagers Aren’t Getting Enough Exercise at School, or Anywhere
December 17, 2015
Teenagers can be a notoriously sedentary group. Now a new study showed that school may be a big part of the problem. Read More »