The 2024 election is over, but its wounds are fresh. The chasm between us feels wider, the rhetoric harsher, and for many women—myself included—the outcome [...]
The Carters’ Legacy and the Work Ahead In Part I, we explored storytelling as a tool to heal division. Now, we turn to a harder [...]
Dear friends, We are holding this space for “transforming thoughts” – featuring actionable ideas from past and present thought leaders. This column presents beliefs articulated [...]
Thinking builds neural networks, which is why practice improves performance. AUTHOR: Jennifer Robinson, PhD, Auburn University Have you ever wondered how your brain creates thoughts [...]
"Our ship is sinking, and the current approach is akin to bailing with a thimble. If we are to stem the rising tide of chronic [...]
In the evolving landscape of healthcare, particularly in the domain of dementia care, the introduction of the Experiential Model marks a revolutionary shift in our [...]
Dear friends, We are holding this space for “transforming thoughts.” Some are written specifically for the dementia community. All are included here because the message [...]
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 [...]
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 [...]
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, [...]