Caring for Dementia
Well being, for many, is state of having a sense agency, hope, confidence and self esteem. Well being is perceived in a similar manner by people living with dementia.They wish to enjoy a purposeful life,filled with meaningful activity,comfortable environment and…
Dementia Resource Kit
Dementia vs Normal Ageing
Dementia, a collective term, used to describe a progressive cognitive decline is usually observed in the elderly. This syndrome affects one’s activities of daily living, behavior and cognitive ability. While some symptoms of dementia are similar to normal aging, the…
Dementia: Caregiver Stress
When a person is diagnosed with dementia, it is not just their life that changes but also the lives of those around them. This period of adjustment can cause a severe amount of distress on the caregiver if they are…
How do I seek help for dementia?
There are just about a million questions that run through a person’s mind when they suspect their loved one may have Dementia. However, most of the questions focus on where to begin. We have put together a few of…
Dementia 101
An introduction to dementia. The signs, diagnosis and treatment options.
How does Dementia Progress?
Dementia is a progressive disease, all types of dementia are progressive. A person’s ability to remember, communicate, understand, express, problem solve, and reason gradually declines. The speed at which it declines differs among people with dementia. There is no set…
Understanding the Role of a Caregiver in Dementia
Being a caregiver to a person with dementia comes with its own set of challenges. Here are some guidelines to help you.
Week #8 Women who Advocate for Mental Health
With determination and relentless commitment Amrita is one of the few professionals who pioneered the cause for the elderly early on. She understands their requirements, and more importantly the caregivers plight while taking care of their loved one. Her ability…
Session with Priyanka
The Social Dilemma (of Responsibility)
The Social Dilemma, a docudrama directed by Jeff Orlowski talks about the grim realities of the virtual world – from constant tracking, invasion of privacy, to thousands of computers in empty basements and ships that are (now) out of our…
Food for Thought?
Ever thought about why eating slices of pizza makes us feel really calm and sleepy? Or how we get addicted to eating chocolates?
Psychometric Assessments
The Thought Co. also offers a wide range of psychometric assessments to aid in understanding the client’s concerns better. Our psychologists are well-trained and accurate in their administration and interpretation of the tests and aim to provide comprehensive and self-explanatory…
Week #4 – Women who Advocate for Mental Health
Fourth in our series of women who advocate for mental health is Neuropsychologist Jasdeep Mago. Based in Mumbai, Jasdeep earned her degree in the United Kingdom and now is a co-founder of the organisation ‘Invisible Illness’ along with Jay Punjabi.…
Mental Health Studio
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