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Special Issue

Special Issue on Older Adults

Professional Psychology: Research and Practice
October 2022
(Vol.55, No.5)
ISBN:
978-1-4338-9624-8
Item #
2155307
Format
PDF

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Table of contents

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Introduction

Care of Older Adults

  • The Doctor–Patient Relationship, Personality, Mood and Functioning in Older Adults
    Lauren S. Atlas and Richard A. Zweig
  • Considerations and Suggested Practices for Psychological Assessment and Intervention When Working With Older Adults With Disabilities
    Lynn A. Schaefer and Lawrence H. Pick
  • Assessment and Treatment of Hoarding Disorder in Rural-Dwelling Older Adults
    Mary E. Dozier and Emily S. Bower
  • Utilizing Comprehensive Neuropsychological Assessment in Adult Protective Service Intervention
    Erik S. Lande, Justin R. Gauthier, and Alexis Stanley-Olson
  • Differences in Mental Health Care Service Utilization in Older Veterans With a History of Military Sexual Trauma
    Katherine E. Porter, Naomi S. Kane, Erin R. Smith, Heather M. Cochran, Mark Lyubkin, and Minden B. Sexton
  • Integration of Neuropsychological Assessment and Intervention Services Into a Specialty Geriatric Medicine Clinic
    Julija Stelmokas, Christine Cigolle, Amber Rochette, Kathryn Tolle-Fu, Charles Surber, Lindsey Bloor, and Pearl Lee

Caregiver Stress

  • How Family Dementia Caregivers Perceive Benefits of a 4-Week Mentalizing Imagery Therapy Program: A Pilot Study
    Francis Cheng Yang, Joseph Zamaria, Stefana Morgan, Eric Lin, Andrew F. Leuchter, Michelle Abrams, Sarah E. Chang, David Mischoulon, Paola Pedrelli, Lauren Fisher, Maren Nyer, Albert Yeung, and Felipe A. Jain
  • Supporting Dementia Family Carers in Balancing Compassion for Others With Compassion for Self
    Rami Tolmacz and Eleanor Pardess

Older Identity

  • Changing Focus, Shifting Tasks, Reworking Relationships: Highly Educated Professional White Women Nearing Retirement Age in the Workforce
    Lorraine Mangione, Kathi A. Borden, and Elizabeth Fuss
  • From the Blues to Gray Matters: Affirming a Senior Professional Identity
    Judith Fox, Michael Karson, and Jennifer Erickson Cornish
  • Mental Health Professionals Preparing for Cognitive Decline and Death: Denial and Action
    Jonathan Cohen