Coach Judy Burkle You are caring for a loved one and struggling to care for yourself. You know this isn't a sustainable way to live, but what options do you have? In this bonus episode, I talk to J

Alexis Baker of Bridgetown Music Therapy This episode is the one I needed to hear years ago when I first started taking care of my Mom. Regular listeners know that I struggled to connect with my Mo

When her husband, a physician, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's at fifty, Rene Brown Harmon's life threatened to capsize in the waves. She stayed afloat by learning to lean on friends and family and re

One of the biggest challenges I have helped caregivers navigate is the decision to move a loved one to memory care. Far too many family members promise never to put their loved one "in a place like th

I have the pleasure of learning from Dr. Joy Kong, who is triple board-certified in psychiatry, addiction medicine, and anti-aging & regenerative medicine. She explains how stem cell therapy might be

Bianca Padilla saw a need & found a solution. Bianca Padilla is joining me today; she is a caregiver and one of the company's founders, Carewell. When Bianca Padilla began helping care for her gran

There are many ways to help seniors give up driving, but having a long-term plan is best. With me on the show this week is Dr. David Bernstein. He is a board-certified geriatrician. His 40 years of

On the podcast this week is Valene Campbell. She calls herself a changemaker for her passions, children's literature, and Alzheimer's disease awareness. After vacationing with her mother in 2016, V

Finding quality advice for the advanced stages of Alzheimer's can be challenging. Caring for someone with advanced Alzheimer's disease is a challenge. It can make you feel like you're on a hamster

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, trying the same things over and over with no effect on yo