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Narcissism Survival Guide

With Dr. Mariette Jansen

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Dr. Mariette Jansen is Dutch, lives in the UK and is a successful pshychotherapist / life coach. She grew up with a narcissistic mother and that shaped her life and her identity.

How To Sleep With Hip Pain

Simple and Practical Ways to Alleviate Nighttime Hip Pain

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For those who battle chronic hip pain, there are a number of strategies that can provide comfort and pain relief throughout the night, making it possible to enjoy a more peaceful, restorative...

BrainShape and Aging

With Andrea Wilkinson, PhD, founder and CEO of BrainShape

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Dr. Andrea Wilkinson, founder and CEO of BrainShape, empowers aging adults to take control of their own lives and teaches mental and physical vibrancy through her research-based signature...

2021 Entering the New Year

Yoga Moves as we Age, BrainShape and Memory, Anxious and Stressed?

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As we begin 2021, we hope that you prioritize learning about significant issues related to your health, mental well-being and lifestyle by utilizing Gracefully Greying’s resources, content, and...
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Addiction, Signs & Recovery

With Aliya Pasik, MS, PA-C, Program Director of the Addiction Recovery Center at the Rochester Center for Behavioral Medicine.

Aliya Pasik, MS, PA-C, is the Program Director of the Addiction Recovery Center at the Rochester Center for Behavioral Medicine. Aliya addresses the many forms of addiction and substance abuse, particularly as it relates to the 50+ demographic. She describes underlying conditions that lead to self-medication such as ADHD, loneliness, anxiety, depression, and boredom. Alcohol abuse seems to be on the rise, especially during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Aliya also discusses specific clinical programs that she is spearheading, describes certain signs that lead to substance abuse, and provides medical, cognitive, and holistic ways for patients and their families to have conversations that lead to recovery.


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