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.

Avoidable Mistakes When Settling an Estate: Good Advice for Older Adults and Their Children
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David Edey is our guest on the Living to 100 Club podcast. David is a Certified Executor Advisor and has been in the financial planning industry for 35 years. From…

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Ketogenic Diets and How They Reduce Cognitive Decline
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On this Living to 100 Club podcast, we discuss the topic of ketogenic diets. Specifically, we discuss the beneficial effect they have on reducing or “rescuing” cognitive decline in older…

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A Conversation about Embracing Aging, with the HSN “Queen of Jeans,” Diane Gilman
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Diane Gilman is the guest on this episode of the Living to 100 Club. Diane had the number one best selling brand of jeans in tele-retailing history on the Home…

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Ready for a Breakthrough in Home Medical Equipment? Learn about Boom Home Medical
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This Living to 100 Club podcast introduces us to Boom Home Medical, and its founders, Dr. Valerie Ulene and Byrdie Lifson Pompan. Boom Home Medical is all about reinventing the…

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Home Care Helps Seniors Enjoy a Higher Quality of Life
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Guest Blog by Dan Sweiger, Owner, BrightStar Care of Carlsbad As we age, it’s natural for us to face challenges that may limit our ability to live life to the…

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Menopause and Hormone Replacement Therapy: A Specialty Physician Weighs In
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Our guest for this Living to 100 Club podcast is Dr. Michael Green, Chief Medical Officer at Winona. Winona is a site addressing and treating menopause symptoms. In this program,…

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I Am Not My Body
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One lesson learned working with patients in nursing homes was the concept that I am not my body. Regardless of what happens in our body, in our physical functioning, whatever…

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A Rehabilitation Program for Excess Alcohol and Drug Use
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Our guest for this Living to 100 Club podcast discusses the process of recovering from a history of alcohol or drug abuse. Brandon Turner is our guest, and he discusses…

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Finding Resilience and Positivity as We Age
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This Living to 100 Club podcast is a “reverse” of the conventional program. Here, the usual host, Dr. Joe Casciani, is a guest discussing resilience on Wendy Green’s podcast, Hey,…

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How to Finance Longevity: A Wellness Program that Picks Up Where Long-Term Care Insurance Leaves Off
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Our guest for this Living to 100 Club podcast discusses the “Assured Allies” program that makes successful aging more accessible to its members with new incentives. Andy Freedman, VP of…

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The Cellular Wellness Solution: The Science-backed Power of Herbs
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The Cellular Wellness Solution is the title of the just-published book by our podcast guest, Dr. Bill Rawls. In this program, we explore the science of cellular damage, which accounts…

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Regenerative Medicine: The State-of-the-Art in Anti-Aging Health Care
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Regenerative Medicine: The State-of-the-Art in Anti-Aging Health Care Our guest for this Living to 100 Club Podcast is Dr. Jeffrey D. Gross, a neurosurgeon and regenerative medicine practitioner. In this…

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