Brain Longevity (Part 4 Of 5): Stress Management For Dementia Prevention
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Brain Longevity (Part 4 Of 5): Stress Management For Dementia Prevention

by Kelly Callahan

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Coping with stress, especially through the beneficial practices of yoga and meditation, is one of the Alzheimer’s Research & Prevention Foundation’s “4 Pillars of Prevention”. Positive social relationships also reduce stress and contribute to overall wellbeing. Individuals diagnosed with dementia and their care partners are uniquely vulnerable to feeling disconnected and misunderstood, which can hasten cognitive decline. Actual and perceived isolation have similar detrimental effects.

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Meet your Teacher

Kelly Callahan

San Jose, CA, USA

Meet your Teacher

Kelly Callahan

San Jose, CA, USA