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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C.: Caring for the Caregiver

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C. Monday, March 9, 2015. Caring for the Caregiver. Identify and develop your social support network. Your network may include family, friends, physicians, counselors, sitters, adult day care centers, support groups, and other community resources such as FOCUS on Senior Citizens. Develop your network, know what each piece in the network has to offer, and utilize it to the fullest. Become a care-giving expert. Http:/ www.caregiver.org/. Http:/ www.alz.org/. Try to keep incidents ...

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C. Thursday, October 20, 2011. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Your Rights in the Workplace: ADHD and Employment. Note to parents: Chances are your teen or young adult did not receive information like this from high school guidance counselors or the col. Visit here to learn more about ADHD Awareness week! Difference Between Asperger's and ADHD. Ask the Specialist: What is the difference between Asperger’s and ADHD? Moving Tips for Adults with ADHD. Is it more than ADHD?

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C.: Moving Tips for Adults with ADHD

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C. Wednesday, June 1, 2011. Moving Tips for Adults with ADHD. Instead of seeing a major move like this as simply a mountain of challenges to overcome, try seeing it as an opportunity to make progress in dealing and living with ADHD. A move from one location to another is a chance to set up systems that can be carried forward to help get and stay organized in the new home. Where are you moving to? When are you moving? How will you move? What do you need to do? Determining a struc...

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C.: Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Invisible Fences, and Adult ADHD

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C. Wednesday, December 28, 2011. Cognitive Behavioral Therapy, Invisible Fences, and Adult ADHD. By J Russell Ramsay, PhD. WHEN TRAVELING THROUGH A RESIDENTIAL NEIGHBORHOOD. So, if ADHD is not the result of negative thinking, what is the importance of focusing on these thoughts in treatment? Although the specific negative thoughts reported by adults with ADHD have not been studied in a systematic way, clinicians may observe some consistent themes. The specific categories may...

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C.: Is Dementia Reversible?

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C. Monday, March 9, 2015. By Mark L. Prohaska, Ph.D. The answer is… it depends on the type. Depression is often accompanied by a dementia syndrome characterized by memory and concentration problems that start slowly and grow progressively worse as the depression increases. It is not uncommon for older adults with depression to be misdiagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease. This type of dementia typically goes away with successful treatment of the underlying depression. Uncontrolled o...

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C.: What is iLs?

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C. Wednesday, August 22, 2012. ILs is a multi-sensory program for improving brain function. It is an enjoyable activity, or “exercise,” which can be customized for all ages and skill levels for implementation in clinic, school or home. ILs Interactive Language Program. ILs combines auditory, visual and balance games. ILs auditory component can be used independently. The improvements in brain function are based on the premise that our higher brain functions – the “cor...Expanding...

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C.: Stages of Alzheimer's

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C. Monday, March 9, 2015. By Mark L. Prohaska, Ph.D. As a caregiver, it is important to understand the stages of the disease and what to look for so that you can adjust you level of care accordingly. Knowing what to expect also help you prepare well in advance to handling the more challenging aspects of care giving that arise as the disease progresses. Help with decisions about finances, relationships, and substantial life changes. Ensure that a durable power of attorney is in p...

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C.: ADHD and Sex: No Shame, No Blame

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C. Monday, November 29, 2010. ADHD and Sex: No Shame, No Blame. Gina, sex is. For people with ADHD; it's tough to stay focused! Says a female Facebook friend, responding to my query on this topic. What, you say, ADHD affects. Yes, it's one of those areas, like sleep, where we often fail to connect the dots to ADHD symptoms. In fact, I open the chapter on sex in my book,. Is It You, Me, or Adult A.D.D? Who knew so many women were begging their male partners for sex? Both my broth...

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C.: Is it more than ADHD?

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Neuropsychology Clinic, P.C. Friday, April 1, 2011. Is it more than ADHD? There are approximately eight million adults in the U.S. with ADHD, and research suggests that as many as 80% of that population have at least one accompanying disorder, and more than half have two or more co-occurring disorders. A proper diagnosis given by an experienced professional who understands which symptoms are and are not caused by ADHD. 2008), identify conditions commonly co-occurring in adults with ADHD, including:.