When Do We Become ‘Old’? How Perceptions of Aging Are Changing What age marks “old”? A Journal of Psychology study by the American Psychological Association shows perceptions of old age are shifting later, driven by longer lifespans and better health. As a psychology professor with decades of expertise, I’ve seen how positive aging views enhance … Read more
3 Daily Strategies to Boost Cognitive Abilities and Mental Health As we approach our 40s, maintaining cognitive health becomes a priority. A 2001 University of Michigan study shows cognitive decline begins subtly around age 25, accelerating by 40-50. Dr. Alice Boyes, in Psychology Today, offers three strategies to keep your brain sharp. As a psychology … Read more
Why Saying ‘Uh’ Often May Signal Cognitive Decline and How to Boost Brain Health Do you frequently say “uh” when speaking? A 2024 University of Toronto and Baycrest Health Sciences study links this habit to cognitive decline. As a psychology professor with decades of expertise, I’ve seen how proactive brain health strategies reduce anxiety. Let’s … Read more