Reading and Resource List

Posted on 15. Jun, 2010 by in Alzheimer's, Brain Activation, Brain Fitness, Brain Injury, Care Giving, Dementia, Health, Knowledge, Memory Loss, Research, Resources, Stroke

If you are concerned about caring for a person living with dementia, or if you’re simply interested in brain aging and health, we’ve developed a list of resources and books to review. Click to read more…

Fall Factors: Balance

Posted on 10. Apr, 2010 by in Health, Knowledge

Fall Factors: Balance…Both internal (body) and external (environment) factors contribute to falls. Body factors, consist of our sense of balance, muscle strength, flexibility, posture and muscle control. This post discusses our the sources of our internal sense of balance.

Fall Cause and Survival Introduction

Posted on 04. Apr, 2010 by in Health, Knowledge

In-home falls are often caused by hazards that are easy to fix. Unfortunately, easy doesn’t get done, and so these hazards are ignored and overlooked. Each year more than a third of adults over 65 experience a fall. Statistics collected by the CDC indicate that if you have one fall you are two to three times more likely to fall again. Falling is a slippery slope that could be easily avoided. To make matters worse, falls don’t just mean the minor pumps and bruises of youth. In seniors, falls can lead to injury, disability, reduced physical function, loss of independence, drastically increased cost of care, and in the worst scenario–death.

The Brain-Body Connection – March 18, 2010

Posted on 09. Mar, 2010 by in Brain Fitness, Events, Health, Knowledge

Join us on March 18th for a free event at Garden Plaza of Aurora to learn and talk about, The Brain-Body connection. Click the title to learn more.