Tag: Author
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RIA buzzes with activity at Doors Open Waterloo Region
Last September, 400+ people visited the RIA during Doors Open Waterloo Region, learning about research, programs, and ways to get involved.
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Understanding late-life depression
Depression is not a natural part of aging, yet it affects up to 40 per cent of older adults. Sophiya Benjamin, Schlegel Chair in…
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Empowered aging: A guide to advance care planning
Making future health-care decisions can be challenging, but with the right information and guidance, it can lead to care that honours you.
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Unobtrusive in-home monitoring using wireless signals offers exciting possibilities for health care
The team of researchers, led by George Shaker, PhD, adjunct associate professor, University of Waterloo created a state-of-the-art demonstration facility (MIRADA) at the RIA…
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Holding space for moral healing in long-term care
During the COVID-19 pandemic, team members working in long-term care homes were often required to perform duties outside of their typical day-to-day responsibilities. With…
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Shaping guidance on the management of osteoporotic spine fractures
Spine fractures, the most frequent osteoporotic fracture, can cause severe chronic pain, spinal deformity, and functional disability, leading to a diminished quality of life…
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Spotlight on the RIA’s newest researchers
We are delighted to welcome three leading researchers to our world-class research team. Dr. Sophiya Benjamin, Laura Middleton, and Tejal Patel. Together with our…
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Boosting well-being through arts and creativity
The power of arts and creativity to enhance the lives of older adults is invaluable. From gardening to listening to music, everyone can enjoy…
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Q&A with Jane Kuepfer: Nurturing your spiritual life to help age well
Jane Kuepfer, Schlegel Specialist in Spirituality and Aging, has always been deeply fascinated by the wisdom that is cultivated through years of living, and…
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Creating comfort and belonging for people living with dementia
Creating a comfortable environment for people living with dementia is crucial for their wellbeing. Whether you have been diagnosed yourself, or care for someone…