Monthly Archives: February 2024

Big picture question
Do We Simply Not Care About Old People?

I put this big-picture question, which rarely gets asked amid debates over budgets and policies, to health care professionals, researchers, and policymakers who are older themselves and have spent many years working in the aging field. Author: Judith Graham - February 9, 2024 The covid-19 pandemic would be a wake-up [...]

Reclaiming dignity in dying
The Lost Art of Dying – A Book Review

Dr. Lydia Dugdale's book, "The Lost Art of Dying: Reviving Forgotten Wisdom" revisits the forgotten wisdom of ancient practices around dying, offering a fresh perspective on the end-of-life process. The author does this from the perspective of a specialist in medical ethics and treatment of older adults. This book review [...]

Food for holistic health
Your body wants to be healthy! All it needs is the raw materials to re-build!

Food is medicine. Dear dementia caregivers, If you’re experiencing fatigue, weight gain, sleep issues, stress, or cravings for sweet or salty foods, pastries, or pasta, you'll gain knowledge in this Masterclass to help you turn it all around. Most people think that the cause of blood sugar spikes is sugar [...]

A Dementia-Inclusive Event
HEART AND POWER: Utilizing Play for Your Mental Health

Mary Fridley, Coordinator of Reimagining Dementia: A Creative Coalition for Justice, recently sent word to us at ABeautifulVoice.org about an upcoming free, global playshop of the Global Play Brigade to share with colleagues and friends, both locally and internationally. Mary writes that she had the privilege of working with the [...]

Shaping the future of dementia care
Tribute to Kate Swaffer and Her Trailblazing Mission

Kate Swaffer is more than a name behind the Dementia Justice Report. She's an advocate, a voice, and a beacon of hope for people living with dementia and older individuals worldwide. As a global campaigner, she's consistently at the forefront, championing their rights and ensuring their voices are heard. To [...]

Focusing on the present moment
Stressed out? Why mindfulness and meditation help us cope with the world

In a world fraught with anxiety, stress, and environmental and humanitarian disasters, people are looking for ways to cope. Many have turned to practices originating in ancient eastern philosophies for guidance. Among these is mindfulness, which is linked to meditation. Lucy Draper-Clarke, researcher and author of The Compassionate Activist, spoke [...]

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