When professional ballerina Rachel Bar hung up her pointe shoes, she became a scientist who focused on pioneering ways to improve the lives of those with dementia through dance. "You can take the

Protecting an older adult's finances and other assets can be a complex and challenging task, but there are several steps you can take to safeguard them. Here are some suggestions: Establish a dura

Rena Yudkowsky, Memory Coach How many of us have a moment of panic when we forget what we're doing or can't form the words to our thoughts? Is it a sign of inevitable cognitive decline starting or

Ryan McEniff, podcaster, care home owner, National Aging in Place Council I'm pleased to bring you a well-informed guest this week. With me is Ryan McEniff. Ryan is involved with the National Aging

With me this week is Kay Adams, a Licensed Clinical Social Worker and founder of Compassion Works, LLC. I have over 30 years of experience counseling and coaching individuals and families around compl

Debbie DeMoss Compton Joining me on the show this week is Debbie DeMoss Compton. Debbie is a Certified Caregiving Consultant & Advocate/Speaker/Author/Caregiver. She was traveling coast to coast

Melissa Bernstein demonstrates how to engage with our loved ones in the kitchen. Cooking together in the kitchen can provide meaningful activities for loved ones battling neurodegenerative illness.

Candace Delacona, Elder Law Attorney Today we're talking about how to avoid the pitfalls of elder financial abuse. Elder financial abuse is a growing problem that can have devastating effects on th

Mary Anne Ogelesby Have you ever wished for a friend who understood your caregiving journey? A friend who had all the answers you needed? Haven't we all hoped for this friend at one time or another

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