Creating Routines to Help You Take Your Medication
If medicine is part of the treatment plan you and your provider agreed on, taking medicine as prescribed is important. Most people forget or miss a dose of medication every… Read More
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Agitation
Agitation is a difficult behavioral issue for healthcare providers, caregivers and people with Alzheimer disease. In this library, we will bring you resources about current research, treatment interventions and other information.
Finding Ways to Help You Get Your Medications
Sticking to the treatment plan that you and your care team agreed on is important. Medications are usually part of treatment for many people managing a mental health condition. They… Read MoreAddressing Side Effects From Mental Health Medications
Medications are an important part of treatment for many with a mental health condition. They may help improve symptoms and promote recovery and wellness. Having side effects may impact how… Read MoreFinding Ways to Help You Get Your Medications
Sticking to the treatment plan that you and your care team agreed on is important. Medications are usually part of treatment for many people managing a mental health condition. Frameworks… Read MoreBuilding Family & Social Support
Having a good relationship with your mental healthcare providers is important to your wellness. So is having healthy relationships with family and/or friends. Your family and/or friends may help you… Read MoreCreating Routines to Help You Take Your Medication
It is important to talk with your provider if you have any questions or concerns about taking your medicine regularly. You and your care team can discuss ways to help… Read MoreA Caregiver’s Guide to Addressing a Loved One’s Poor Insight in Mental Health
In this resource you’ll learn how the lack of insight in a person managing a mental health condition means a person is unaware of his/her own condition or may only… Read MoreA Caregiver’s Guide to Addressing Cognitive Impairment in Mental Health
Cognition refers to mental activities we all process. This includes attention, learning and memory, problem solving, planning, reasoning and judgment, understanding, creativity, intuition, insight, and selfawareness. Frameworks resources are intended… Read MorePractice Guidelines For Alzheimer’s Disease Treatment
A critical part of managing Alzheimer’s Disease (AD) is the treatment of neuropsychiatric features. Download this informative infographic for reference. Read MoreAssessing Cognitive Impairment, Depression, & Functionality In Older Adults
Cognitive impairment, depression, and functional decline are all common in older adults. Therefore, it is important for care providers to understand how to screen/evaluate for each of these domains in… Read More - PsychU For You
