by jgeiger | Jun 9, 2020 | Dr. Geiger
Our response to the coronavirus pandemic is informed by the guidance of official bodies including the State of Colorado and the CDC. We are still all safer at home, so we are encouraging telehealth visits for most individuals. In-office appointments are made on a case... by jgeiger | Jun 4, 2019 | Dr. Geiger
It’s June already! That means it’s Alzheimer’s Awareness Month. As with most things, early detection is key. Here are some great reasons to get checked if there are memory concerns that impair daily life activities:... by jgeiger | Apr 30, 2019 | Dr. Geiger
Every year the Boulder County Area Agency on Aging hosts a free symposium for caregivers. There are a lot of great talks this year, as well as the usual fabulous lineup of great exhibitors. Community Neuropsychology is sponsoring a table. We’re looking forward... by jgeiger | Mar 22, 2019 | Dr. Geiger
Here is an interesting question to accompany your spring cleaning: Are you doing things that are meaningful to you and that sit well with your goals and your sense of purpose? If not, that could be contributing to your stress level. Some stressors come from... by jgeiger | Feb 20, 2019 | Dr. Geiger
“Wow,” someone recently commented, “you have a hard job.” The person was referring to the trauma stories I get told, I suppose, or the heart wrenching difficulty of informing a family that their loved one has a probable Alzheimer’s... by jgeiger | Dec 17, 2018 | Dr. Geiger
People need to be at least 6 months post injury or acute illness before they should be tested. This is the worst of all the myths! I have seen patients acutely (like in the emergency department), and in all phases of their recovery. Please, if a neuropsychological...