● Is Marriage Better the Second Time Around? Comparing First Marriages and Remarriages after Mid-life, Teresa Cooney, Linley Snyder, Christine Proulx
● Widening the Social Context of Disablement: The Importance of Marital and Nonmarital Relationships for Loneliness, David Warner, Scott Adams
1100 01:00 PM—02:30 PM Hynes 201 (Convention Center)
BSS
Symposium: Community-Based Therapeutic Interventions for Early-Stage Dementia: Outcomes and Scope
Chair: Sandy C. Burgener Co-Chair: Linda Buettner Discussant: Kathleen C. Buckwalter
Presentations: ● Maintaining Cognition Using Aerobic Exercise in
Alzheimer’s Disease, Fang Yu, Nathaniel Nelson, Kay Savik, Maurice Dysken, Jean Wyman
● Mentally Stimulating Activites for Apathy in Early Stage AD, Linda Buettner, Suzanne Fitzsimmons, Kaycee Sink
● The Memory Ensemble: An Improvisational Theatre Intervention for Persons with Early Stage Dementia, Darby Morhardt, Christine Dunford, Mary O’Hara
● A Community-Based Intervention for Persons with Early- Stage Dementia: Effects on Cognition and Depressive Symptoms, Sandy Burgener, Rosemary Mathy
1105 01:00 PM—02:30 PM Hynes 104 (Convention Center)
Symposium: Connecting Older Adults with the Community: Applications of Computer Technology
Chair: Melinda S. Heinz Discussant: Joseph Coughlin
Presentations: ● Older Adults and Perceptions of Technology, Melinda
Heinz, Peter Martin, Hen-I Yang, Johnny Wong, Warren Franke, Jennifer Margrett, Mary Yearns
● The Computer Doesn’t Bite You! Focus Group Discussion on Computer Use among Older Adults, Jinmyoung Cho, Peter Martin, Hen-I Yang, Johnny Wong
● Older Adults and Newer Technologies: Challenges and Strategies, Norene Kelly
● Surprise: You can Skype, too!, Joan Baenziger, Peter Martin, Hen-I Yang, Johnny Wong
BSS
1110 01:00 PM—02:30 PM Hynes 210 (Convention Center)
Chair: Johannes Gräske Co-Chair: Erik van Rossum Discussant: Barbara Resnick
Presentations: ● Family Involvement in German Shared-Housing
Arrangements - A Longitudinal Study, Johannes Gräske, Karin Wolf-Ostermann
● Family Involvement in Dementia Care: Small-scale Living Facilities and Traditional Nursing Homes Compared, Hilde Verbeek, Sandra Zwakhalen, Erik Van Rossum, Gertrudis Kempen, Jan Hamers
● Care Recipient and Family Caregiver Perceptions of Everyday Care in Early-Stage Dementia: The Effect of Incongruence on Quality of Life, Heehyul Moon, Aloen Townsend, Carol Whitlatch
● Dad Would Never Have Done That!: Older People’s Expression of Their Sexuality in Long Term Care, Michael Bauer, Rhonda Nay, Deirdre Fetherstonhaugh, Linda McAuliffe
1115 01:00 PM—02:30 PM Hynes 110 (Convention Center)
BSS
Symposium: Implementation of Low Vision Interventions for Older Adults: Challenges and Rewards
Chair: G.A. Rixt Zijlstra Co-Chair: Verena Cimarolli Discussant: Amy Horowitz
Presentations: ● The Impact of Vision Loss on Sub-Acute Rehabilitation
Use and Outcomes: Intervention Opportunities, Verena Cimarolli, Joann Reinhardt, Amy Horowitz, Alan Morse
● Challenges of a Psychosocial Counselling Program for Visually Impaired Elders: Findings from Qualitative Process Evaluation, Ines Himmelsbach, Frank Oswald, Sonja Driebold, Franz-Josef Esch, Katharina Metzler, Jürgen Nagel
● Acceptability of an Orientation and Mobility Training in Identification Cane Use: Outcomes of an RCT, G.A. Rixt Zijlstra, Judith Ballemans, Gertrudis Kempen
● Outcomes of a Depression Focused Problem-Solving Therapy Trial for Older Adults with Vision Loss, Joann Reinhardt, Amy Horowitz
● Efficacy of Problem-Solving Treatment versus Supportive Therapy in Improving Vision Function in AMD, Robin Casten, Barry Rovner, Benjamin Leiby
BSS
Symposium: Family Involvement in Dementia Care—An Intercontinental Overview
GSA’s 64th
Annual Scientific Meeting
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