Elder Abuse & Neglect Category Professional
Elder Abuse and Neglect – Elder abuse and self- neglect become a common occurrence as our population ages. Older adults are more frequently abused by adult children, spouses, other family or individuals they view as trustworthy versus a stranger. Older adults who experience isolation, depression or memory loss practice self -neglect when they fail to care for themselves as compared to another individual acting in their own best interest. How can we identify those unable to care for themselves and provide support without being suspect of undue influence?
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Financial Exploitation of the Elderly: Can You Do the Math?
I recently received a letter with an AARP logo telling me that I may have sewer line issues and that I should contact a particular company to have an investigation completed or I might be personally liable for damage to my sewer line and to the homes of my neighbors. I took a moment and was abl...
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When Caregiver Burnout Results in Neglect
When caregiver burnout results in neglect, both the caregiver and the person receiving care are at risk. Research confirms that caregivers become sicker than the person for whom they care. Aging parents, spouses, and loved ones who need care rely on and trust the caregiver to make good decisi...
The Psychology of Hoarding
Interview With Dr. Randy Frost, Professor of Psychology, Smith College (podcast 11:11 playing time) Click the Play button below to listen: ...
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