Aging & Mental Health

Aging & Mental Health is an international peer-reviewed journal focused on the bio, psych, and social effects of aging on mental health. Taylor & Francis.

[National Health and Aging Trends Study (NHATS) @NHATS_NSOC]

New work using #NHATS Suntai et al. @AgingMH

Association between driving frequency & well-being among older adults

"as frequency of driving increases, the chance of having well-being increases among older adults"

https://t.co/H3Qd37fqw8

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

Sibling support exchange in late adulthood moderates the long-term impact of childhood neglect on psychological outcomes https://t.co/BBTPdfwBin

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

Online peer support: views and experiences of people with young onset #dementia (YOD) https://t.co/rYNaUzm1O9
@GerritzenEsther

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

Hard to let it go: repetitive negative thinking and #hoarding in later life in #Japan https://t.co/mpgNq8isWG @shuntaro_aoki @gabencochran

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

Older people’s views on #loneliness during #COVID19 lockdowns https://t.co/L8nul8oTeV
@MerrynGott

[Dr Clarissa Giebel 🇪🇺 🇩🇪 @ClarissaGiebel]

📢Our new study into the legalities of managing finances and paying for future care in #dementia is now out in @AgingMH! Many unpaid carers struggled implementing legal arrangements for their relative with dementia
@Joan7777777jc17
https://t.co/NFgDjExun9

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

Do communication interventions affect the quality-of-life of people with #dementia and their families? A systematic #Review https://t.co/WPlqzttpGd

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

Trust and betrayal in older adult financial exploitation @JenniferMGmez1
https://t.co/qQhNGwPar0

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

Prolonged social isolation and cognitive function in older adults: lack of informal social contact versus formal social activity as the source of social isolation @jeremykjh https://t.co/e0ps6QigX1

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

#Depression and loneliness symptoms in Brazilian older people during the #COVID19 pandemic: a network approach https://t.co/NB3NOT9NCi

[Alzheimer Europe @AlzheimerEurope]

A new study about the #cost-of-living #crisis evaluates its impact on access to care for people with #dementia. Find out more about the study!
@AgingMH
https://t.co/Mr1P4hAsAb

[MiCDA_UMISR @MiCDA_UMISR]

New work from MiCDA @umisr affiliate @capolenick et al. in @AgingMH @umichmedicine

Mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic among older adults w/chronic conditions

"clinical care &interventions…should focus on mitigating stress & building resilience"

https://t.co/JDh5ohb7Y8

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

One-year #cognitive outcomes from a multiple real-world skill learning intervention with #olderadults @GeorgeRebok https://t.co/cYXaw5pjK7

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

‘I feel like this will never end’: mental health during the COVID-19 pandemic among older adults with chronic conditions

https://t.co/4oDM5nodRi

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

Exploring the views and the use of information and communication technologies to access post-diagnostic support by people living with dementia and unpaid carers: a systematic review
by @thais_caprioli @Dr_Maceo @ClarissaGiebel

https://t.co/bdy6gG665e

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

A 3-UK-nation survey on #dementia and the cost of living crisis: contributions of gender and ethnicity on struggling to pay for social care
by @ClarissaGiebel & @heath_bronte @alzheimerssoc

https://t.co/K7ZpUew6Cx

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

Older adults’ perceptions of ageism before and during the COVID-19 pandemic

https://t.co/HYlQzRQYQv

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

‘I have never bounced back’: resilience and living with #dementia
by @windle_gill
https://t.co/9vyep5Konj

[Aging & Mental Health @AgingMH]

Questioning the value of present life: The lived experience of older people who see no future for themselves

https://t.co/QLc34mw2ZC

[Dr Clarissa Giebel 🇪🇺 🇩🇪 @ClarissaGiebel]

Hot off the Easter press! Our 3-UK-nation survey with the @alzheimerssoc showed how the #CostOfLivingCrisis led to reductions in people with #dementia being able to afford #socialcare. Men & those from minority ethnic backgrounds especially.
Read now 👇🏼
https://t.co/B3b7xmn4vG