Author Archives: Dr Subodh Kumar

About Dr Subodh Kumar

Dr Subodh Kumar has empowered more than 2,000 students in psychology and computer science, conducted over 3,000 psychological assessments, and guided more than 50 master’s students in their dissertations. His work includes in-depth experience in Dementia Care, Cognitive Function Assessment, and geriatric psychological support—key areas at the heart of VataVriksh Parent Care’s services. With more than 30 research papers published in reputed journals and over 20 articles written for the general public across magazines and online platforms, Dr Kumar is deeply committed to bridging scientific insight with real-world impact. Through collaboration and innovation, he continues to advance scientific knowledge while addressing the evolving needs of elderly parents (seniors) and their caregivers. He has also authored a book "Believe It or Not, But It Happens". Click here to read more.
Oct 05, 2025 | 1640 Views

Prioritize Brain Health: Cognitive Function Assessment for Seniors

As our loved ones grow older, cognitive well-being is at the forefront of maintaining overall health. Early detection of memory, attention, and thinking skill changes is the difference between near-certain management and quality of life. At VataVriksh Senior Care, this …

Sep 23, 2025 | 919 Views

A Comprehensive Guide to Senior Care in Gurgaon, Delhi NCR: An Integrated Approach to Geriatric Well-being

A Comprehensive Guide to Senior Care in Gurgaon, Delhi NCR: An Integrated Approach to Geriatric Well-being In today’s vibrant urban scenario in Gurgaon, Delhi NCR, India, the demands of our elderly population are changing. With grown-up children frequently working and …

Aug 06, 2025 | 1136 Views

When Home Changes, But Belonging Stays: Life in a Care Home

When an elderly parent moves into a care home, it’s not just a change of address—it’s the start of a new chapter. For families, this step is often taken with mixed emotions: a desire to do what’s best for their …

Aug 04, 2025 | 2092 Views

Dementia Caregiver Tips & Tricks

The World Health Organization (2021) reports there are currently around 57 million people living with dementia.  Dementia Caregiver Tips Bathtime Tips for Dementia Caregivers Why are showers a struggle for many seniors living with dementia? Fear, discomfort, and modesty are a few …

Jul 14, 2025 | 1431 Views

Importance of Good Nutrition in the Elderly Parents (Seniors)

Nourishing the Golden Years of life As we age, our bodies experience changes in metabolism, appetite, and nutrient absorption. For individuals at 60 years and above, nutrition becomes a key player in maintaining strength, immunity, and independence. At VataVriksh Parent …

Jul 03, 2025 | 1750 Views

How VataVriksh Parent Care Supports Seniors with Neurodegenerative Conditions

What Are Neurodegenerative Diseases? Neurodegenerative diseases refer to progressive disorders that impact the structure and functionality of the nervous system. In older adults, these conditions frequently result in memory impairment, difficulties with movement, and a loss of independence. Among the …

Jun 30, 2025 | 1646 Views

Caregiver Burnout is Real—Here’s How to Prevent It

Being a caregiver for your aging parents is a labour of love – but it can also become emotionally exhausting. If you are constantly juggling work, home, and your elderly parents’ health, you may be heading toward caregiver burnout. What …

Jun 15, 2025 | 999 Views

Where Dignity Lives: My Day at VataVriksh Parent Care

Some places don’t just care for people — they nourish souls. VataVriksh Parent Care is one such haven. I spent a day there recently, and what I witnessed wasn’t just caregiving. It was love, dignity, and patience, woven into every …

Jun 14, 2025 | 921 Views

Why Parent Day Care is the Ideal Support System for Elderly Parents

As our parents age, the dynamics of our relationship evolve. We, as adult children, often find ourselves taking on more responsibilities for their health, safety, and emotional well-being. While the intention to provide care at home is noble, it’s not …