To Screen or Not To Screen" delves into the complex and deeply personal dilemma of early Alzheimer's disease screening. Imagine a test that could reveal your brain's future, decades before symptoms appear. Would you take it? This episode confronts the anx

Alzheimer's Care - know your limits. Caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's, especially early-onset, presents unique challenges. This episode features Irene, who shares her personal journey of caring for her husband diagnosed at just 51. Irene discusses

Join us for a special PodCastThon episode dedicated to raising awareness and funds for the fight against Alzheimer's disease. This episode delves into the crucial work of the Alzheimer's Association, exploring how donations are used to support research, c

Grief can leave you feeling lost and broken, wondering if you'll ever feel whole again. The journey to healing after loss can feel overwhelming, but finding peaceispossible. This episode explores practical strategies and insights to help you navigate th

Caregiving, especially for those with dementia, presents unique financial challenges. This episode explores the intersection of financial planning and wellbeing for caregivers, addressing the often-unforeseen costs associated with providing care. We discu

Frontotemporal dementia (FTD) affects an estimated 50,000 to 60,000 people in the United States, robbing individuals of their personality, language, and ultimately, their memories. This devastating disease presents unique challenges, often impacting behav

Engaging individuals with dementia in meaningful, nostalgic activities is crucial for their well-being. Stimulation helps maintain cognitive function, reduces agitation, and fosters a sense of purpose and accomplishment. However, finding activities that a

Caregiving for a loved one with dementia can often feel likechaos. Days are unpredictable, emotions run high, and the demands can seem endless. This constant state ofchaosnot only impacts the person with dementia, but also takes a toll on the caregiver

The "Sandwich Generation" faces the complex challenge of caring for both their children and aging parents. These sandwich caregivers are pulled in multiple directions, balancing the demands of work with the needs of multiple generations. Imagine juggling

Have you ever wondered what it's truly like to live with dementia? Either as the person diagnosed or as a loved one? Dementia Literature offer a unique window into these experiences, fostering empathy and providing invaluable insights. From poignant memoi