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Although the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays are a time of great joy and fellowship, many folks (even the most chaos-tolerant among us) will admit to facing at least some stress, whether the source is gift selection, kitchen duty or trying to keep the peace in a fractious family. And if you’re the primary caregiver for …
by Brian Carrigan 
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: Post-traumatic Stress Disorder: Honoring Veterans and Their Wartime Experiences “’Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder,’ defined as “a serious disorder that results from exposure to a traumatic event [and] involves severe fear, helplessness and horror,” was first diagnosed during the Vietnam War, but there’s not much argument the condition existed long …
by Cole Torres 
Rodney Dangerfield, the comedian who never got any respect, had a staple joke in his stand-up repertoire that went something like this: Doctor Vinnie: “You need to lose some weight.” Rodney: “I want a second opinion.” Doctor Vinnie: “OK, you’re ugly, too.” Dangerfield levity aside, getting a second opinion is not a laughing matter, and …
by Brian Carrigan
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: “Hearing Impaired Seniors: Tips on How to Communicate Effectively” “In addition to our capacity to love and care for one another, perhaps a human being’s greatest gift is the ability to communicate. Thanks to breakthroughs in technology, we now can carry on conversations in dozens of ways, …
by Cole Torres 
“Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder,” defined as “a serious disorder that results from exposure to a traumatic event [and] involves severe fear, helplessness and horror,” was first diagnosed during the Vietnam War, but there’s not much argument the condition existed long before it was identified. In the WWI/WWII era, it was mostly referred to as “shell shock.” PTSD for …
by Brian Carrigan RAH’s Brian Carrigan interviewed by Athens, GA legend (and radio personality) Barbara Dooley on News Talk 1340 WGAU.
by Brian Carrigan
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: “Hearing Impaired Seniors: Tips on How to Communicate Effectively” “In addition to our capacity to love and care for one another, perhaps a human being’s greatest gift is the ability to communicate. Thanks to breakthroughs in technology, we now can carry on conversations in dozens of ways, …
by Cole Torres 
In addition to our capacity to love and care for one another, perhaps a human being’s greatest gift is the ability to communicate. Thanks to breakthroughs in technology, we now can carry on conversations in dozens of ways, both real and virtual. But our innate skill to communicate orally, which comes so easily to most …
by Brian Carrigan
In the News: Published by the Athens Banner-Herald: “Hanging Up the Car Keys: When it is No Longer Safe for Seniors to Drive” “One of the most-asked questions of geriatric physicians throughout America won’t come as a surprise to many of you: When is it time to take away the keys? Also not surprising is …
by Cole Torres 
The old saying goes, “You’re never too old for a birthday,” yet senior citizens often-times shy away from planning or agreeing to their own birthday celebrations. The most common excuse is the “inconvenience factor,” that a celebration of life will be an imposition on friends and relatives. Another common reason for bowing out of a …
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