We’re thrilled to share that our very own Sherry Laidley, co-founder of True Therapy Consultants of Colorado, was recently featured in an in-depth interview with VoyageDenver 🌟 If you’re interested in learning more about our story, our mission, and the heart behind our practice, we invite you to check out the full article. Sherry […]
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Convenience – Clients don’t need to worry about a ride, it will save them time, and therapy services would be provided when it best fits into the client’s schedule. Safety – The risk of falls is reduced when not having to leave the home and decreases the amount of people client’s are around to decrease their risk
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There are more and more studies that are coming out that are showing that home based therapy services produce better outcomes than clinical based therapy services! Why does in-home therapy produce better outcomes? Therapy sessions are longer Increased community integration and increased use of community resources The focus is solely on the one client, not
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The fear of falling is a normal concern for an older adult, especially if you have had falls in the past. It is understandable that you may be fearful, but you don’t want that fear to decrease your safety or get in the way of doing things you love to do! A few points to
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Being a caregiver is a rewarding experience, but it also can be taxing on the caregiver. It is important to take care of yourself, to be able to properly take care of your loved one. You can become burnt out, physically, mentally, and emotionally with the responsibilities of a caregiver. Caregiver burnout includes feelings of
About 6.5 million Americans, over 65 years old, have Alzheimers. 73% of those 6.5 million Americans are 75 years or older. About two thirds of individuals with Alzheimers are women and African Americans are twice as likely to have Alzheimers than caucasian Americans. By 2050, the number of diagnosed Americans are projected to increase by
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