Approaches and Interventions

Most individuals with acute or chronic medical conditions experience psychological difficulties from the losses in physical, social, and occupational functioning that accompany these conditions. These psychological difficulties include anxiety and depression, feelings of hopelessness and helplessness, despair about recovery, and a negative future outlook. Related problems in eating, sleeping, enjoyment of pleasurable activities, and strained interpersonal relationships also are common. Behavioral health practitioners have a variety of tools and approaches to address these psychological difficulties and help the individual involved manage the obstacles encountered.

Judy Heumann
Disability Awareness and the Planning Needs for Older Adults
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In this Living to 100 Club podcast, we are honored to have as our guest Judith Heumann. Our guest is a lifelong advocate for disability awareness and the rights of…

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Ann Hince
A Pathway to Insight: Release Inner Tension with Emotion Freedom Therapy
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A Pathway to Insight: Releasing Inner Tension with Emotion Freedom Therapy This is a Living to 100 Club conversation about moving beyond unpleasant memories through the power of one’s awareness.…

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Dan McFarlane
Movement is Medicine Part II: Why Mobility is So Important with Advancing Age
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Movement is Medicine Part II: Why Mobility is So Important with Advancing Age This is a follow-up conversation to an earlier one just a year ago with Dan McFarlane. In…

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Leslie Kasanoff
Diet and Lifestyle Approaches to Health and Wellness
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Dietary and Lifestyle Approaches to Health and Wellness In this conversation with Health Coach & Consultant and retired chiropractor Dr. Leslie Kasanoff, she shares her experience in reversing chronic health…

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Rob Liebriech
Stronger Memory Program: A Breakthrough Approach to Improved Mental Function
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Our guest on this Living to 100 Club podcast discusses an innovative program developed in Japan, the Stronger Memory program. Independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing facilities in the…

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Ben Emmert-Aronson
Open Source Wellness: A Behavioral Pharmacy Shows How to Improve Health
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Open Source Wellness (OSW) is an innovative system that delivers a collection of health-related activities. This includes from physical movement, mindfulness, and stress reduction to small group coaching, healthy meals,…

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Behavioral Health Services in Nursing Homes During COVID-19: An Inside Look
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This conversation hosted by the Living to 100 Club explores the services that behavioral health professionals deliver to residents in skilled nursing facilities. These are more commonly referred to as…

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Personal Boundaries and Work Boundaries Blurred Due to COVID
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This Living to 100 Club article by a health and wellness coach, Stella Loichot, offers many practical approaches to stress management. She relates ways to avoid being “overworked” by this…

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Getting the Most Out of Your Health Care Visit with Dr. Eric Rosenberg
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This episode features a geriatric physician discussing how to get the most out of your health care visits. Dr. Eric Rosenberg, once awarded “One of the Nation’s Top Primary Care…

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Staying Ahead of the 8 Ball: How Seniors Can Manage Fear about the COVID-19 Pandemic
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Joe Casciani, PhD There are realistic concerns for older adults about the risk of becoming infected with the corona virus. This is not due to being older per se, but…

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Advocating for the Legal Rights of Injured Seniors with Steven Heisler
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In this episode of the Living to 100 Club Radio program, we take a close look at seniors who are vulnerable to negligence committed by others, including nursing homes and…

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Signs Your Elderly Parent Shouldn’t Be Living Alone
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Article Referred https://www.thehealthy.com/healthcare/caregiving/signs-an-elderly-parent-should-stop-living-alone/ This is a great article about this important and difficult discussion and decision. To help us make more informed decisions about time to shift parents from independent…

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