Therapeutic Resources Blog
Cognitive complaints in the elderly are often dementia harbingers
October 3, 2014
New research finds that after the age of 60, "cognitive complainers" - people who say they have noticed mental slippage - are more likely than those who do not complain of such changes to develop mild cognitive impairment, and to have Alzheimer's-like plaques and tangles in their brains upon death even when dementia was never diagnosed. Read More »
A spouse with ADHD can put stress on a marriage
October 2, 2014
Is your spouse forgetful? Maddeningly disorganized? The last one to leave the office each night? So distracted that you sometimes feel like waving your arms in the air and shouting, "I'm here! Notice me!" You may be married to someone with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder. Read More »
Knee, hip replacements part of boomers’ active lives
October 1, 2014
Pounding out 5Ks and marathons trying to squeeze extra mileage out of joints pounded during the era of high impact, no-pain no-gain racquetball and home video aerobics. Read More »
The Expanding American Waistline
September 29, 2014
Average waist circumference — but not body mass index— increased significantly in the United States between 1999 and 2012, a new study reports. Read More »