Socioemotional Selectivity Theory: Why Older Adults Thrive Even When Time Runs Short

Social Withdrawal or Healthy Social Selectivity? Your 83-year-old client’s daughter calls you concerned that her mother just quit her book club after three years and is concerned that her mom…

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Suicide Risk After Dementia: Why the First Months Are Most Dangerous

  Suicide Risk Spikes After a Dementia Diagnosis: Here’s Why Receiving a dementia diagnosis changes everything. For many people, it brings relief—finally, there’s an explanation for the confusion, memory lapses,…

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