This is the second installment of my series. If you’re reading this post you might be one of the few people willing to talk...
Tag Archives: Alzheimer’s disease
Is Communication a Seasonal Thing? In my experience working with elders, communication with loved ones can be fraught with difficulties. Sometimes it can be...
There has been a lot of heat generated in the last couple years by groups protesting abuses of guardianship proceedings in several states. In...
WEEAD is Friday! If you want to show support in social media for this day, try this Thunderclap link to add your voice. I...
I’m beginning a series of posts about guardianship reform and its relationship to elder abuse. What is known as “guardianship reform” is a very...
Today is Colorado Gives Day! Otherwise known as Giving Tuesday, the day designed to spotlight opportunities for people to give to charitable causes. The...
In observance of this Veteran’s Day, November 11, 2017, I wanted to share a blog post on this topic as well as some valuable...
Colorado physicians are mandatory reporters under the Colorado elder abuse statute. See Colo. Rev. Stat. §18-6.5-108(1)(a) – (1)(b). There is typically a lot of...
The eclipse that is set to occur on Monday, August 21, 2017 is a big deal. I have several friends who are traveling to...
This is the last post (for now at least) on the topic of capacity and incapacity. In my field of practice, I must be...