Every day we perform hundreds of cognitive tasks but are mostly unaware of the effort involved. These tasks take different forms, such as noticing colors, remembering names, or calculating time on a watch.
As people age, their movements and reflexes slow and their hearing and vision weaken.
The question is how do we identify whether these changes signify normal aging or Dementia, or severe memory loss that interferes with daily life, which is not part of the normal aging process.
Let’s learn what’s healthy aging and what’s not.
Join Desiree King and Carolyn Tinglin as they discuss The 411 on Cognitive Skills & The Aging Brain.
To view the Video of this Podcast, which includes demonstrations, visit The Senior Living 411 Inc. YouTube Channel here:
