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Guest Post – Healthy Aging Tips for Seniors by Jim Vogel

Suzanne Conboy-Hill

Healthy Aging Tips For Seniors by Jim Vogel of Elder Action How Having a Hobby Can Cultivate Mental Wellbeing             Photo Courtesy of Pixabay As we age, we sometimes forget the things that once sparked joy in our lives. Having a hobby is so important, not only because it makes your life more enjoyable, but it also impacts your mental agility. The best way to find a new hobby is to simply try something new. Thankfully, there are endless opportunities that will keep you occupied while enriching your life. If you or someone you know is … Continue reading Guest Post – Healthy Aging Tips for Seniors by Jim Vogel

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‘What does psychology have to offer at end of life?’ – an EAPC re-blog

Suzanne Conboy-Hill

In her well-articulated article, Dr Jenny Strachan, Clinical Psychologist, Marie Curie Hospice, Edinburgh, United Kingdom, talks about what it is that psychology has to offer when there is no mental health problem to treat: The ‘science of mind and behaviour’ has many branches. Developmental psychology explores how our minds and behaviours are shaped by our early years’ experiences. Cognitive neuropsychology investigates how they are determined by the structure and functions of the brain. Social psychology considers the influence of the groups, large and small, in which we belong. If psychologists in palliative care stick to a narrow, ‘clinical’ interpretation of the role, … Continue reading ‘What does psychology have to offer at end of life?’ – an EAPC re-blog

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