Therapy for the elderly shatters aging stereotypes
Psychotherapy gains traction among seniors challenging myths of senility and mental decline. Experts note many memory, mood, and grief issues have medical bases and respond to treatment. Barriers include fixed incomes and lingering stigma, but gains include reduced suicide risk and improved life quality.
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Newhouse
Washington
Kenneth Solomon
Levindale Hebrew Geriatric Center
Baltimore
Gene Cohen
Federal National Institute of Mental Health
Chicago
Carol Hausman
Washington, D.C
Cohen
Center For the Studies
NIMH
Robert Butler
National Institute On Aging
Levindale’s Hospital
Solomon
Joy Spalding
The
Orthopsychiatry Society
Task Force On
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Juan Garcia
American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology
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