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Rehabilitation becomes an indispensable ingredient to restore functioning or manage the impact of a medical event or condition on a person’s functioning. It also seeks to reduce the extent and severity of a disability following this event or medical condition. Consequently, several factors influence the success of this rehabilitation, whether in the form of physical, occupational, or speech therapy. At the top of this list is the person’s motivation, determination, and perseverance during the rehabilitation process. Whether success is a reversal of the effects of the event or illness, or improved coping and management of the condition, the best predictor of a successful outcome is the attitude of the person involved.
Maintaining Optimum Control Over Aging: The “Openly Aging” Model This Living to 100 Club Podcast explores various tips on how to navigate the aging process, especially post-retirement. We explore questions…
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Yoga and Movement Activity for Seniors This Living to 100 Club Podcast explores the importance of exercise, movement activity, and Yoga for seniors. Our guest, Jan Jeremias, is a certified…
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Accidental Alcoholism: Gray Area Drinking This Living to 100 Club Podcast focuses on the status of excessive alcohol use in middle-aged and older adults and the recent factors contributing to…
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The Benefits of In-Home Care for the Older Adult Population In this Living to 100 Club Podcast, we explore the world of in-home care, a service that allows older adults…
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Chronic Pain: Learning Steps to Prevention and Recovery (Podcast #126) Our guest for this Living to 100 Club Podcast is Sam Visnic. Sam is a health care provider and fitness…
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Our guest for this podcast is Dr. Deniz Armagan, a Nationally Board Licensed Doctor of Physical Therapy. After coming face to face with death multiple times in his life, Dr.…
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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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As America continues to battle the coronavirus pandemic, the economic and personal challenges surrounding the nation’s Family Caregiver Crisis have intensified significantly. Now, more than ever, the 1 in 5…
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Photo by Anna Shvets Rehabilitation becomes an indispensable ingredient to restore functioning or manage the impact of a medical event or condition on a person’s functioning. It also seeks to…
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by Joseph Casciani KAREN WEEKS, GUEST AUTHOR WWW.ELDERWELLNESS.NET One million — that’s the number of seniors who are currently living in an assisted living facility, and that number is expected to…
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by Joseph Casciani CLAIRE WENTZ, GUEST AUTHOR WWW.CARINGFROMAFAR.COM It can be stressful to have a senior loved one who lives an airline flight or long car ride away. While it’s…
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Guest Author, Rhonda Underhill, Rhonda@GetWellderly.com Getting enough exercise is important for people of all ages, but for seniors and those with diabetes, it can be even more beneficial. Staying healthy with daily exercise…
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