About the Author Peter V. Rabins, M.D., is a nationally respected geriatric psychiatrist and a leading expert in the field. On the faculty of Johns Hopkins University since 1978, Rabins is a professor of psychiatry, with joint appointments in the departments of Medicine and Health Policy and Management. Lynn Lauber is a writer. Read more
R**M
I wish I'd read this much sooner
Dr. Rabins' publication has been helpful in caring for my elderly in-laws and my father. His perspective on anxiety in the elderly truly transformed my relationships with all three of them. I think it would have been tremdously helpful to have had this insight 10 years ago, before my grandparents and my mother started to develop serious health issues. And I wish every health care provider was required to read this book as a part of their training. Many problems with geriatric patients get written off as 'just a part of getting old', when in fact a lot of the problems can be treated. Thanks again Dr. Rabins. Getting Old Without Getting Anxious
A**R
Four Stars
Just about what I expected.
S**E
Five Stars
Came in excellent condition. School book but keeping to use as reference in field!
M**S
One Star
Not worth your time!
J**K
Enjoyed this book
I enjoyed reading this book. This book by Peter Rabins about the aging of America and how we as individuals can cope productively with it was a good read. As an older American I was interested in reading it and found a lot of good material in there that was helpful.J. Robert Ewbank author "John Wesley, Natural Man, and the 'Isms'"
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