The Intersection of Successful Aging and Family Caregiving
For the millions of older adults who rely on the support of a family caregiver, successful aging is not an individual achievement but a cooperative process between a care receiver and a caregiver.
Beth Fields • Kate Perepezko • Michael Reese Wittke • Yijung Kim • Lauren R. Bangerter
Digital health interventions show potential to increase caregivers’ access to psychosocial care; however, it is unclear to what extent existing interventions may need to be tailored to meet c...
Julie Klinger • Daniel J Buysse • Kate Perepezko • Jillian V Glazer • Kelly Shaffer • Heidi Donovan • Meghan K Mattos • Lee M Ritterband
Addressing the care needs, health, and well-being of family caregivers (e.g., spouses, partners, siblings, friends, neighbors, kin, and others) in the United States is a public health priority.
Beth Fields • Kate Perepezko • Blair P. Golden • Mary Wyman
Impact of Acute Dopamine Replacement on Cognitive Function in Parkinson's Disease
PD causes striatal dopaminergic denervation in a posterior/dorsal to anterior/ventral gradient, leaving motor and associative cortico-striato-pallido-thalamic loops differentially susceptible to hy...
Christopher Morrow • Jared T. Hinkle • Kate Perepezko • Joseph Seemiller • Vidyulata Kamath • Gregory M. Pontone • Kelly A. Mills
Online communities promote social connection and can be used for formal peer support and crisis intervention.
Alain Labrique • Kate Perepezko • Matthew Carras • Michelle Colder Carras • Mathew Bergendahl • Christopher Kunz
Effects of Caregiver Sleep Disturbances on Relationship Quality With Their Care Recipient
Sleep problems are highly prevalent and disruptive for caregivers.
Kate Perepezko • Natalie Rolle • Beth Fields • Kelly Shaffer • Scott Beach
