Doll Therapy
Doll therapy involves giving a realistic baby doll to a person living with dementia, sometimes along with accessories and clothing.
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Doll therapy involves giving a realistic baby doll to a person living with dementia, sometimes along with accessories and clothing.
How does Parkinson's disease affect the bladder, the bowel and the bedroom? We cover it today in this GERI-Minute!
Parkinson's disease is described as a movement disorder, but the symptoms can include more than just movement issues, such as sleep disturbance, changes in mood and thinking and autonomic nervous system changes.
Holiday time can present a challenge when you have a family member living with dementia. Here a re a few tips.
Gout is a crystal-induced inflammatory arthropathy, which is a fancy way of saying joint pain due to tiny crystals.
Most of the people who come to me for help with sleep are already on sleeping pills – so why do they still have insomnia?
Reversible causes for cognitive changes should always be considered. Here we describe a case of hypothyroidism mimicking dementia.
A common dilemma is whether a senior has depression or dementia (MNCD).
Dr. Didyk describes some of the pitfalls and nuances of communicating this information to a patient and family.