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3 Major Benefits of Telehealth for Seniors
As society continues to shift toward reduced human touchpoints and physical distancing amid the coronavirus, telehealth has seen a
Slow Puncture – Destigmatizing Dementia
Deb Bunt’s life changed when she meet cyclist, Peter Berry (who had an early-onset dementia diagnosis at age 50). As
Tips for Discussing End-of-Life Planning
Initiating a conversation about death is difficult. Few people want to dwell on their own mortality, and the younger you
Oral Care for People With Dementia
Oral care for people living with dementia presents unique challenges to their care partners. Imagine, arranging for a dental house
Gardening in Your Senior Years Is Easier Than You Think
article courtesy of Claire Wentz Senior gardening? As we get older, our health and mobility may change our activity
Gardening in Your Senior Years Is Easier Than You Think
article courtesy of Claire Wentz Senior gardening? As we get older, our health and mobility may change our activity level. We may no longer
Teepa Snow & The GEMS Model
I’m excited to have Teepa Snow as my guest for my 200th episode. We discussed her Gems Model for dementia care along with many
More Caregiver’s Guide to Advanced Alzheimer’s
Caring for someone with advanced Alzheimer’s disease is a challenge. It can make you feel like you’re on a hamster wheel – running in
The Busy Caregivers Guide to Advanced Alzheimer’s
Caring for someone with advanced Alzheimer’s disease is a challenge. It can make you feel like you’re on a hamster wheel – running in circles,
Dementia Caregiving Advice with Bill Cohen
Are you looking for dementia caregiving advice? When you think of caregiving, what feelings come to mind? Surely, overwhelmed, exhausted, hopelessness and loneliness are some
Care Partner Support
As a care partner, you must learn how to navigate your family situation healthily for everyone involved. A dementia diagnosis is often not the only
About Fading Memories Podcast
Fading Memories is a supportive podcast for people dealing with a loved one with memory loss. We interview people who have some of the answers and families currently on this journey. Join us and we’ll support each other along the way!
Read this and get a first hand experience on how to help someone with alzheimer’s.
