[ad_1] Reviewed by Brian St. Pierre, MS, RD We all make thousands of decisions every day, large and small. What to have for breakfast. Whether or not to exercise—or when. Which project to tackle first at work. More coffee or not. After a while, it’s only natural that decision fatigue sets in. Decision fatigue can … Read more
[ad_1] When you start taking metformin, it can take a while to see any positive change in blood sugar levels or weight. If you’ve recently added this medication to your daily routine, you may be anxious to see results, and fast. This article will investigate how you will know if your metformin is or isn’t … Read more
[ad_1] Working With Pendulums For Clarity, Wisdom and Guidance October 11, 2023 by Alzheimer’s Speaks Listen Live or Listen at Your Convenience Thursday October 12th, 2023 2 pm EST, 1 pm CST, 12 pm MST, 11 am PST & 7 pm London GMT, 9 pm South Africa SAST, and on the 13th at 6 am in … Read more
[ad_1] Caregiving doesn’t just happen during the work hours. In fact, as a sandwich-generation working family caregiver, I often had to use my time off for care, leave work unexpectedly, and make calls during the workday. Sometimes, my head wasn’t completely wrapped around work due to all the caregiving worries and responsibilities. And yet, I … Read more
[ad_1] Last Updated: August 19, 2019 There comes a time when our parents or senior loved ones are no longer able to care for themselves. Some families choose senior living communities to care for a loved one’s needs during this time. It is important to continue to check-in with a loved one in senior living periodically, however, to confirm that they … Read more
[ad_1] In conversation with Scottish Dementia Working Group and National Dementia Carers Action Network At the beginning of this year we were delighted to welcome 32 first year students from the BSc Hons Speech and Language Pathology Course at the University of Strathclyde for their non-clinical placement experience. The first-year students joined us for two … Read more