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Adapting techniques to accommodate hearing or vision loss, mobility issues, and chronic pain promotes accessibility and effectiveness. Techniques may include using visual aids, speaking clearly, and ensuring comfortable seating.

Tailoring therapy to cope with memory loss, slower information processing, and difficulty with problem-solving. Techniques include repetition, simplifying information, and using concrete examples.

Addressing social isolation, loss of loved ones, and role changes through group therapy, building support systems, and reminiscence therapy.

Considering the effects of multiple medications which can affect cognitive function and mood. Techniques include coordinating with medical professionals and monitoring side effects.

Facilitating discussions about mortality, legacy, and existential issues. Techniques include existential therapy elements, life review, and facilitating advance care planning.

Acknowledging and respecting the values, historical contexts, and life experiences of older adults. Techniques include being aware of cultural touchstones, using respectful language, and bridging generational gaps.