Cognitive Health Series: Memory Loss is Preventable
For the first time in our lifetime, we are seeing research and results that give us hope in the fight to prevent and treat cognitive decline. The key is knowing and getting ahead of it early!
Memory Loss is Preventable
For the first time in our lifetime, we are seeing research and results that give us hope in the fight to prevent and treat cognitive decline. The key is knowing and getting ahead of it early!
Case Notes: Tyler, 20 Years – Anxiety & Depression
Background Tyler’s* depression and anxiety got so bad it forced him to drop out of college. At home, Tyler spent 16+ hours
Memory Loss is Preventable
For the first time in our lifetime, we are seeing research and results that give us hope in the fight to prevent and treat cognitive decline. The key is knowing and getting ahead of it early!
Case Notes: Juanita, 71 years – Advancing Dementia
Background Juanita* developed primary progressive aphasia - a progressively worsening neurodegenerative disease similar to Alzheimer’s or Parkinson’s. Her medical history included: obstructive
Case Notes: Mary, 58 years old – Mild Cognitive Impairment
Background Mary* was experiencing memory/thinking problems for about 6 years. Difficulty attending to details, increasingly flustered at work, losing words, and increasing
Push Back Against Cognitive Decline – Get Equipped with a Discovery Assessment
Book in July and save $275 By Jenny Kemper, CDP, Director In the 21st Century, neurodegenerative diseases are generally treatable – and