ð§ New Blog Alert! ð§ In her latest post, Clinical Psychologist Ana Gomez dives deep into the world of dementia, exploring different types, early warning signs, and effective strategies for maintaining cognitive health. Learn how to recognize the signs and take proactive steps to support yourself and your loved ones. Read more to stay informed and empowered: https://lnkd.in/dt7AmQ7T #DementiaAwareness #CognitiveHealth #MentalHealthMatters #SageClinics #NewBlogPost #DubaiPsychologist #UAEPsychologist #DubaiMentalHealth
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Did you know for some clients I have been working with once or twice a week I still need to remind them of my name and also let them know why I am visiting them? Memory loss is one of the signs of dementia, and people who are experiencing memory loss also have some problems with communication skills, visual perception, attention and concentration abilities. This orientation activity with a therapeutic art that I provided to a client had the objective of improving their cognitive skills. #rehabilitation #mentalhealth #rehabilitationassistant #rehabassistant
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In this article, Dr. Dionis Kononov, board-certified psychiatrist and medical director of senior behavioral health, shares advice for those taking care of a loved one with Alzheimer's or another form of dementia. Click here to read more: https://buff.ly/3vLzBPe
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In 2011, the Schizophrenia PSP brought together patients, carers and clinicians to identify the following priorities for research into schizophrenia: https://lnkd.in/ezv83Qh6  Check out the image below to discover how the NIHR (National Institute for Health and Care Research) worked with priority 2 from the PSP's Top 10, and how this has shaped research into schizophrenia! To find out more about the EMPOWER feasibility study, visit: https://lnkd.in/eiwtcdSt  #SchizophreniaAwarenessDay
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ð¡ Reminder: Peer Supervision Online: 'Time To Act On Alzheimers': Letâs Come Together Tomorrow! ð¡ In the spirit of World Alzheimerâs Month, weâre gathering tomorrow to dive deep into how we, as psychologists, can better support individuals living with Alzheimerâs disease (AD) and their caregivers. Why This Matters: Alzheimerâs impacts not only cognitive function but also emotional well-beingâfor both the individual and those caring for them. As psychologists, our role is pivotal in: ð§ Providing early diagnosis support and understanding cognitive decline. ð¤ Helping caregivers navigate the emotional challenges of supporting loved ones with AD. ð¡ Offering behavioural strategies to enhance quality of life for those affected. Event Details: ð Date: 17 September 2024 ð Time: 12pm ð Location: Zoom from your Google Calendar This is a valuable opportunity for us to share insights, exchange strategies, and strengthen our approaches in assisting both AD patients and their carers. Together, we can make a meaningful difference during Alzheimerâs awareness monthâand beyond. Looking forward to seeing everyone tomorrow for an insightful discussion! Letâs continue raising the bar on the care and support we provide. ð #WorldAlzheimersMonth #PsychologyInAction #SupportForAD #CaregiverSupport #PsychologistsTogether
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Dementia involves much more than memory loss. It calls for a holistic approach and dedicated support. âï¸ Medical Support âï¸ Personal Care âï¸ Cognitive Solutions âï¸ Emotional Support Be part of our mission. Find out more at 561-266-3489. #SeniorCareCareers #HolisticCare #DementiaAwareness
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Recognising cognitive changes is pivotal for comprehensive client care. Stay vigilant for signs like altered thinking speed, language use, and memory loss, potentially indicating diverse physical and psychological conditions, including over 100 types of dementia. â ï¸ Timely and accurate diagnosis is paramount for effective treatment and legal representation. Don't hesitate to seek professional assistance from Halcyon Doctors. Contact us on +44 (0)203 7000 163, and let's navigate the path towards enhanced cognitive health and informed legal strategies together. #CognitiveHealth #EarlyDetection #LegalSupport #HealthAwareness
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More psychiatrists are speaking out against using attempts at digital teaching and digital overuse to replace real-world learning and experience, play and emotional resilience. An epidemic of digital dementia has arisen since c. 2010. One sign of increasing rejection of digital dependence and computer-intoxication is the growing joy that young people are experiencing from using typewriters. https://lnkd.in/g3ymdD4V
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New! Mental and emotional health of the caregiverâ (n = 186) was the most common experience category by a wide margin; therefore, caregiver mental and emotional health should be screened and monitored in research and clinical practice. Journal of Applied Gerontology's link: https://ow.ly/kjL550QUTIe.
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Wed, 30th Oct 2024: A seminar by Tess Fitzpatrick and Theo Mills on how word retrieval evolves with ageing and dementia. Discover which aspects of the mental lexicon are most affected, and how this research can improve communication strategies. https://lnkd.in/dQwRXdeE
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'Losing our minds - a 21st century phenomenon' Explanation - explosion in information that results in disorganisation of the human mind - in confusion which accelerates neurodegenerative disease - the connection between brain and mind. The mind needs to be able to think straight in order for the brain to be cared for. Why? if we consider the brain an electrical circuit - then inconsistencies result in short circuits. Short circuits 'blow' the brain. Wisdom (from this perspective) is therefore clearly protective. Enforced Moral/Logical consistency.
Mental illness and dementia: it's a little known connection but both are rapidly growing. NeuRA's CEO and Institute Director, Professor Matthew Kiernan AM, explores the links between the two high prevalence, high impact, growing and linked brain conditions in an Op Ed published on the NeuRA website today. Prof Kiernan links this to the #dementia series launched last week in partnership with The Lancet Regional Health - Western Pacific, and calls for investment in a multi-sectoral, collaborative consortia â at both national and international levels â to reduce the growing burden of these interconnected issues. Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/g3iKS-9e
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