Dr. Katie Ehlman discusses the theme of this issue, self-care, and discusses new concepts we should add to our self-care regimen.
In this letter, editor Haley Fowler discusses the importance of self-care, particularly during the holiday season.
Professor Silvia Rode discusses the differences in intentional communities in Europe and the United States based upon her visits and studies on both continents.
Linda Wright, Community Transition Supervisor at SWIRCA & More, discusses the history of Dementia Friendly Rockport and the community's future plans and activities.
Morgan Branning, administrator at Bethel Manor, describes her experiences as one of the first students to complete USI's Administrator-In-Training certification program.
One of USI's evidence-based programs, Matter of Balance classes provide training and strategies to prevent falls.
USI GWEP student worker, Nick Faddis, discusses the trifecta of smart home technology - Joi, Josh and Alexa - used in the MINKA house.
Ms. Aleta Burnett describes her experiences volunteering at Generations as a teacher of Matter of Balance classes.
The Alzheimer's Association partners with USI's GWEP to provide programs and services to those living with dementia in counties located in Kentucky and Southern Indiana.
Olivia Rodenbeg discusses her visit to the MINKA house and how her visit has impacted her studies.
GWEP Student Worker Macie Martin details her choice to work at USI's GWEP, what she has learned while working at the GWEP, and how she will use those skills in her future career.
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