Mental Health

Taking care of your behavioral health doesn’t stop once you are discharged. With the right plan and support, you can ease the transition and continue your progress.

What the science says — and what experts want older adults to know — about mental health and aging

Medication is a leading treatment across all age groups for people struggling with mental health conditions. Here's how these medicines can affect older adults.

Depression doesn't look the same at every age. Learn the symptoms of depression in older adults, plus expert tips to help support your loved one.

Feeling connected is good for the mind and body. But loneliness can lead to health problems. Here's how to help an older loved one who is feeling lonely.

Dementia is more than just memory loss. Learn about its lesser-known signs and symptoms, so that you'll know how to spot them in an older loved one.

Understanding the signs of a panic attack is the first step toward getting you the help you need — from yourself and others. 

You're more likely to have depression and anxiety if you have a chronic disease. Here's why, plus strategies to help you stay physically and mentally strong.

Therapy can help your loved one cope with the unique stressors faced by older adults. Here's how to help them find the right match.

MCI isn't as severe as dementia, but it can still cause memory and thinking issues. Here's how to spot MCI in an older loved one and help them manage it.