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Adelman, Ronald D.; Ansell, Pamela; Breckman, Risa; Snow, Caitlin E.; Ehrlich, Amy R.; Greene, Michele G.; Greenberg, Debra F.; Raik, Barrie L.; Raymond, Joshua J.; Clabby, John F.; Fields, Suzanne D.; Breznay, Jennifer B. – Gerontology & Geriatrics Education, 2011
Geriatric psychosocial problems are prevalent and significantly affect the physical health and overall well-being of older adults. Geriatrics fellows require psychosocial education, and yet to date, geriatrics fellowship programs have not developed a comprehensive geriatric psychosocial curriculum. Fellowship programs in the New York tristate area…
Descriptors: Physical Health, Geriatrics, Patients, Program Effectiveness
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Rejeski, W. Jack – Gerontologist, 2008
Derived from Buddhism, mindfulness is a unique approach for understanding human suffering and happiness that has attracted rapidly growing interest among health care professionals. In this article I describe current thinking about the concept of mindfulness and elaborate on why and how mindfulness-based interventions have potential within the…
Descriptors: Physical Activities, Gerontology, Older Adults, Geriatrics
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Levy, Becca R.; Slade, Martin D.; May, Jeanine; Caracciolo, Eugene A. – International Journal of Aging and Human Development, 2006
We considered whether positive and stable self-stereotypes of stigmatized group members can influence functioning (in contrast, stereotype threat theory suggests these influential self-stereotypes are limited to ones that are negative and situational). Specifically, we examined older individuals' positive age stereotypes after a life-threatening…
Descriptors: Stereotypes, Older Adults, Heart Disorders, Aging (Individuals)