Essays on Therapy

Peace, cooperation, happiness, love, among many other aspects are essential to better progress of any family. Unfortunately, it’s challenging to find all these existing at the same time in the same family for a longer time. Thus the issues of the family come it. It’s...

Diabetes is a general term that refers to any of various disorders that are characterized by excessive urination, also known as polyuria. When used alone it refers to Diabetes Mellitus (DM). There are several types of Diabetes, known as Type 1 Diabetes Mellitus (DM 1),...

For centuries, our benefactor, the Honey bee, has served a significant role in the life of humans. Honey bees have both fascinated and healed humans in a multitude of ways. In the Upper Paleolithic period, some 25000 years ago, art crafted by the hands of...

Alzheimer’s Disease is one that is often heard about, but how many know the diagnosis in and out? This particularly common disease is a neurodegenerative disorder. It affects the human body’s nervous system entirely, but more specifically, the cortex. The nervous system is like a...

The brain is a very powerful organ, but as we age the most important functions that the brain controls start to lose touch and slowly deteriorates as a result. Why is this relevant? In 2019, the Alzheimer’s Association reported that 5. 8 million people are...

First described by German neuropathologist Alois Alzheimer in the early 1900’s, Alzheimer’s disease is a complex, gradually progressive, degenerative neurological disorder characterized by devastating impairments in memory, thinking and reasoning and subsequently, associated behavioral changes. While estimates between studies vary, researchers approximate that around 47...

By aging, the expression and perception of emotions decreases. The cognitive and relational function degrade, particularly for people with Alzheimer’s disease. The management of emotions is first and foremost about putting one’s feelings into words, about expressing one’s perceptions. The support of speech makes it...