Psychology for Seniors
basic topics presented especially for senior citizens
Psychology for Seniors
basic topics presented especially for senior citizens
Pain & Pain Management

In some cases, older adults are erroneously believed to have less feeling of pain as they age, or are expected to simply accept it as part of growing older. Both are incorrect. It is essential for older adults to have their pain properly addressed so that they can maintain their abilities and independence as long as possible and maintain a reasonable quality of life.
This module will offer some resources toward that goal.
Source: http://www.agingincanada.ca/chronic_pain.htm
e-mail: psych@going-strong-seniors.com
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