More than 53 million Americans are unpaid caregivers for family, friends, and neighbors. Nearly one third of adult caregivers are providing assisting to someone with a mental illness. Knowing what to do when your loved one is experiencing a mental health crisis can be tough. You’re concerned about them, want to know what is happening, […]
Dog Bites and Animal Attacks in Indiana
Dog-related injuries are particularly common during summer months. It can be tempting to bring dogs to outdoor events, but dogs can become nervous and anxious around crowds and noise. This stress can result in dog bites and other animal attacks. Each year, there are approximately 5 million dog bite victims in the US; about half […]
Stay Connected and Informed During the Coronavirus Outbreak
The COVID-19 outbreak has rapidly changed our lives. Senior citizens, individuals living with brain injuries, individuals with special needs, and young children are among those who are struggling to adapt to significant changes. The Brain Injury Association of America (BIAA) has created some great resources to help everyone stay connected and informed during this time. […]
Coping with Coronavirus Stress and Anxiety
April is Stress Awareness Month, and since social distancing guidelines to help prevent spread of COVID-19 have been extended through the end of the month, it’s a good time to consider ways to manage stress and anxiety related to current events. Stress can bring out strong emotions in all of us. Older adults, individuals with […]
Newer Vehicles Are Safer Vehicles
Vehicle technology and safety has changed significantly since the invention of the automobile. Advancements in engineering, analysis of crash data, and detailed research has led to safer vehicles. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) sets and enforces safety standards for vehicles. As the NHTSA celebrates 50 years of safety, here’s a look at some […]
