Podcasts about caregiver resources

In this episode of "Next Steps 4 Seniors: Conversations on Aging," host Wendy Jones offers essential tips for family caregivers of elderly loved ones. Drawing from her healthcare experience, Wendy discusses the financial burdens of professional care, the importance of understanding medical diagnoses, and effective medication management. She emphasizes utilizing local resources, creating task lists, and holding family meetings to delegate responsibilities. Wendy also highlights the significance of support groups and recognizing signs of caregiver burnout. The episode aims to educate and support caregivers, reminding them they are not alone in their journey. Have questions or suggestions? Call 248-651-5010 or email hello@nextsteps4seniors.com. For podcast topics or sponsorship opportunities, contact marketing@nextsteps4seniors.com. Don’t forget to subscribe, follow, and share on your favorite podcast platform. Visit NextSteps4Seniors.com to learn more and explore additional resources. Let’s take the next steps together! This episode is proudly sponsored by Aeroflow Urology, a leader in incontinence care solutions. You may be eligible to receive your incontinence supplies at no cost through your insurance, delivered discreetly and directly to your door. Visit aeroflowurology.com/ns4s to learn more. Introduction to Family Caregiving (00:00:06)Wendy introduces the podcast and emphasizes the importance of supporting family caregivers. Understanding Medical Management (00:01:14)Discusses the significance of having the right doctor and understanding medical diagnoses and medications. Locating Local Resources (00:02:17)Encourages caregivers to find local resources and financial assistance available for elderly loved ones. Creating Two Lists (00:03:24)Advises caregivers to make lists of tasks they can and cannot do to better manage responsibilities. Engaging Family and Friends (00:03:24)Suggests holding a meeting with family and friends to delegate caregiving tasks effectively. Finding Support Groups (00:04:19)Stresses the importance of joining support groups for caregivers to share experiences and find help. Recognizing Caregiver Burnout (00:05:38)Identifies signs of caregiver burnout and the importance of seeking help when feeling overwhelmed. Exploring Available Options (00:06:42)Discusses various support options, including adult day centers and senior living communities for caregivers.Support our mission: https://nextsteps4seniors.com/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Have you ever told your loved one they have dementia, only to be met with anger or disbelief?  It's one of the most challenging situations caregivers face—trying to explain something their loved one simply can't understand.  In this episode, we uncover the concept of anosognosia—a condition where the brain doesn't recognize the reality of cognitive decline—and share ways to approach this struggle with patience, love, and faith. The episode emphasizes the importance of community support.  Caregivers who seek guidance early are better equipped to navigate challenges like anosognosia with confidence and peace. Whether it's through coaching, online communities, or caregiver groups, having a support system lightens the burden. Ever Wonder How To Know What Is Causing Your Caregiver Stress? Take Our FREE Caregiver Stress Assessment Today! https://www.thinkdifferentdementia.com/quiz   Join the FREE Dementia Caregiver Support Facebook Group today for more support:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/dementiacaregiversupportforchristians   Are You A Christian Dementia Caregiver Struggling To Cope With Caregiving? Join the FREE "Ask the Dementia Coach" Monthly Meet Up! And be on the podcast, get support and your questions answered.  https://dementiacaregivingmadeeasy.com/ask   Enjoy our podcast? Please take a moment to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify —it really supports our show! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dementia-caregiver-support-for-christians-conversations/id1716187550  

“The nurse's role in monitoring the lab values really depends on the clinics you're working at, but really when our patients are receiving treatment, especially in the infusion center, the nurses should be looking at those lab values prior to treatment being started,” Clara Beaver, DNP, RN, AOCNS®, ACNS-BC, clinical nurse specialist at Karmanos Cancer Center in Michigan told Jaime Weimer, MSN, RN, AGCNS-BS, AOCNS®, manager of oncology nursing practice at ONS during a conversation about how to monitor and educate patients with cancer.  Music Credit: “Fireflies and Stardust” by Kevin MacLeod   Licensed under Creative Commons by Attribution 3.0   Earn [#] contact hours of nursing continuing professional development (NCPD) by listening to the full recording and completing an evaluation at courses.ons.org by November 29, 2026. The planners and faculty for this episode have no relevant financial relationships with ineligible companies to disclose. ONS is accredited as a provider of nursing continuing professional development by the American Nurses Credentialing Center's Commission on Accreditation.   Learning outcome: The learner will report an increase in knowledge related to monitoring labs and educating patients with cancer. Episode Notes   Complete this evaluation for free NCPD.   Oncology Nursing Podcast™ episodes:  Episode 319: Difficult Conversations About Pregnancy Testing in Cancer Care Episode 311: Standardized Pregnancy Testing Processes in Cancer Care Episode 183: How Oncology Nurses Find and Use Credible Patient Education Resources  Episode 179: Learn How to Educate Patients During Immunotherapy  Episode 87: What Are the Biggest Barriers to Patient Education?  Episode 43: Sharing Patient, Provider, and Caregiver Resources  ONS Voice articles:   Patient Education Reduces Barriers and Increases Adherence Rates  Nurses Must Understand Health Disparities to Provide Effective Patient Education  Oncology Nurses Can Improve Oral Medication Management With Patient Education Program  ONS Course: ONS Fundamentals of Chemotherapy and Immunotherapy Administration™   Oncology Nursing Forum article: Antineoplastic Therapy Administration Safety Standards for Adult and Pediatric Oncology: ASCO-ONS Standards Clinical Calculations—ANC Huddle Card To discuss the information in this episode with other oncology nurses, visit the ONS Communities.    To find resources for creating an Oncology Nursing Podcast club in your chapter or nursing community, visit the ONS Podcast Library.   To provide feedback or otherwise reach ONS about the podcast, email pubONSVoice@ons.org.   “Your traditional chemotherapy agents are the ones that we see the most lab abnormalities with, and we can predict those a little bit more with the advent of more of the advanced targeted therapies and immunotherapies, we still see lab values that are altered because of the way that the treatment works, but they may differ a little bit than what we traditionally saw with our normal chemotherapy agents.” TS 2:51  “I talked about the lifespan of all the other cells, and Neutrophils are usually what stop treatment, and part of that is, is that the lifespan of a neutrophil is 48 hours. It is proliferated very frequently in the bone marrow. But that is usually what we see. The cells that we see that stop treatment, and as you mentioned earlier, classic chemotherapy really the types of treatment that historically, we've been given and we have given to patients, and we've seen those blood counts really significantly impacted.” TS 6:21  “Kidney function, or renal function tests, are really determined whether the kidneys are functioning the way they should be. We look at an estimated glomerular filtration rate, or GFR, which is really based on the patient's protein level, their age, gender, and race. And the test really looks at how efficiently the kidneys are clearing the waste from the body. So that's really one that we need to look at, especially as we're giving agents that are excreted through the kidneys.” TS 12:23  “I think it's important for nurses to start looking at lab results with their patient very early on, you know, even before treatment starts, so they understand what the normals look like. So when they do get those lab results, because now pretty much everybody has patient portals, right? So the labs are reported in there, and they're seeing the labs before they're talking to their providers.  if we can start early on and talk to them about what the normal lab values are, what they mean, and what we're looking at when we're drawing these labs. I think it's really important for the patient.” TS 27:00 

Our first November episode of “Caregiving Club On Air” kicks off with November's National Family Caregiver Month (#NFCMonth) and two great interviews: (17:22) Sandy Markwood – CEO, USAging – tells us about free resource and guidance family caregivers can use through the network of local Area Agencies on Aging, the Elder Care Locator and other resources. She also talks about getting caregivers and older adults help during the recent Hurricanes Helene and Milton, and talks about USAging's new Corporate Marketplace to find great tech solutions to help caregivers. (41:36) Max Mayblum – Founder/CEO, Givers – Many family caregivers wonder if they can get paid to care for their loved one – the answer is “yes” and Givers is the resource to walk you through how to do it. (4:42) In CAREGIVER WELLNESS NEWS, Sherri shares insights from her “Me Time Monday” book on the 7 As of Caregiving and how to use these guiding principles to help caregivers on maintain their balance and joy during the care journey for a loved one. Sherri also shares information on the campaigns for National Family Caregiver Month including the caregiver stories initiatives such as the “I Care…” campaign from the Caregiver Action Network and the “Portraits in Caregiving” from the National Alliance for Caregiving – two efforts that also highlight National Family Stories Month. (1:06:26) For WELL HOME DESIGN NEWS, Sherri talks about the good news that comes from Daylight Savings and rolling our clocks back but also what to think about to make older loved one's homes safer with good lighting. Sherri also shares the latest news from Samsung on its Smart Things Family Care App for helping caregivers coordinate care and stay in communication with older loved ones at home using the latest technology. (1:18:40) – In our Pop Culture segment, Sherri shares some insights into the new Bradley Cooper caregiving documentary, “Caregiving,” which will be broadcast on PBS stations next spring in 2025. Find out more at: caregivingclub.com/podcast/

In this episode, we focus on a crucial topic that hits home for many caregivers: contentment.  As caregivers, it's easy to fall into feelings of frustration, resentment, and even anger as we navigate the challenging journey of caring for a loved one with dementia.  But this episode encourages caregivers to take a step back, reflect, and understand how contentment can transform their caregiving experience through a faith-based lens.   As caregivers, how are we cultivating gratitude and trust in God's providence during this journey?  What steps can we take to shift from frustration to contentment in our daily caregiving responsibilities? Ever Wonder How To Know What Is Causing Your Caregiver Stress? Take Our FREE Caregiver Stress Assessment Today! https://www.thinkdifferentdementia.com/quiz   Join the FREE Dementia Caregiver Support Facebook Group today for more support:  https://www.facebook.com/groups/1301886810018410   Are You A Christian Dementia Caregiver Struggling To Cope With Caregiving? Join the FREE "Ask the Dementia Coach" Monthly Meet Up! And be on the podcast, get support and your questions answered.  https://thinkdifferentdementia.com/ask   Register For Your Personalized Dementia Care Audit Get Individual Guidance & Support! Only One Available Per Month. Be a Co-Creator of the podcast and get a customized audit of your caregiving journey.  https://www.thinkdifferentdementia.com/audit   Enjoy our podcast? Please take a moment to leave us a review on Apple Podcasts and Spotify —it really supports our show! https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/dementia-caregiving-for-families/id1716187550  

Advancements in treatment combined with a multimodal approach are improving outcomes for patients with head and neck cancer. However, the unique challenges of a head and neck cancer diagnosis and its treatment side effects—such as speech and communication difficulties as well as negative effects on body image and self-esteem—can significantly impact a patient's mental health. In this episode, CANCER BUZZ speaks with Jacquelyn Doenges, LCSW, MSSW, CTTS, clinical oncology social worker at UT Southwestern Medical Center—Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center, and Linda Hutkin-Slade, MSW, LCSW, OSW-C, clinical oncology social worker at David & Donna Long Cancer Center—Sharp Grossmont Hospital, about providing optimal psychosocial support for this patient population.  “Ask your patients ‘what is most valuable to you, what gets you up in the morning…what do you draw strength from?' If we can tap into what is essential for them to be happy in life, [we can] try to problem solve and build skills in them so that they can counter some of the issues that they'll experience because of their treatment.”–Jacquelyn Doenges, LCSW, MSSW, CTTS   “What we want is the patients at the center, and we want to build out a team around them so that they have as much support as possible, and that the energy is coming into the patient versus the patient trying to find these things [psychosocial care, dieticians, speech and language pathologists, oncology social workers].” –Linda Hutkin-Slade, MSW, LCSW, OSW-C   Guests:             Jacquelyn Doenges, LCSW, OSW-C, CTTS  Clinical Oncology Social Worker, Head and Neck Surgery  UT Southwestern Medical Center—Harold C. Simmons Comprehensive Cancer Center  Dallas, TX    Linda Hutkin-Slade, MSW, LCSW, OSW-C  Clinical Oncology Social Worker  David & Donna Long Cancer Center—Sharp Grossmont Hospital  San Diego, CA    This episode, developed in connection with the ACCC education program Multidisciplinary Approaches to Head and Neck Cancer Care, was made possible with support by EMD Serono.   Additional Reading/Sources Beyond the Brush: Navigating Dental Care in Head & Neck Cancer [Podcast] Ep 149 Making the Case for Head & Neck Cancer Patient Care Navigators [Podcast] Ep 143 Multidisciplinary Approaches to Head & Neck Cancer Care Head and Neck Patient and Caregiver Resources

Send Cathy a text:)Could a change in your self-talk transform your caregiving journey? Today's episode promises to uncover the secrets behind the power of language and its profound impact on caregivers. Join us as we celebrate the incredible connections we've built through the Caregiver Cup podcast, featuring heartfelt listener messages and invaluable resources. Language shapes our reality, and in this segment, we explore how simple tweaks in self-talk can shift your perspective and enhance your energy. Through personal anecdotes and practical tips, we examine how positive affirmations and reframing challenges can turn your caregiving experience from overwhelming to fulfilling. Whether it's through monthly family breakfasts or daily affirmations, learn how these small but impactful changes can lead to a more optimistic outlook and reduced stress.Finally, we introduce the concept of building resilience using the analogy of an umbrella. Just as an umbrella protects you from rain, gratitude practices, mindfulness, and affirmations can shield you from life's inevitable challenges. With real-life examples and actionable advice, we guide you in developing a robust mindset to face caregiving's ups and downs. QUESTION OF THE WEEK - What is your umbrella?   What skillset or habit helps you promote your positive thoughts, helps you energy and keeps you grounded?  Share your answer here.Support the Show.Thank you for listening. If you know of another caregiver who could benefit from this podcast, please copy and share this episode. Follow me by clicking on the links below: ➡️ Get my free resource: 17 SHIFTS TO RECUDE CAREGIVER STRESS & SAY GOOD-BYE TO CAREGIVER BURNOUT If you're interested in 1:1 Coaching ➡️ schedule a 30 minute FREE chat CONNECT WITH CATHY ON INSTAGRAM @cathylynnvan for daily tips and inspiration

In this episode, host Darleen Mahoney and special guest Christie Freeze tackle a topic that's close to many hearts: the impact of falls on caregivers and their loved ones. They'll explore proactive measures like home safety consultations and practical solutions like grab bars to make homes safer.Listen in as they delve into the evolution of senior living communities and the pivotal role of self-care for caregivers. Christie Freeze, an eldercare advocate with over twelve years of experience, will share her insights on family unity, structured communication, and spotting signs that indicate the need for additional care.From personal stories of cognitive decline to the importance of empathy and understanding, this episode is packed with valuable tips. We'll also hear about Christie's indispensable book, "Roadmap for Eldercare," (Buy it here) which equips caregivers with the knowledge they need before a crisis hits.Join us as we navigate the often overwhelming world of elder care, providing you with the roadmap and support necessary to make informed and compassionate decisions.Roadmap for Eldercare: Click Here SeniorLivingGuide.com Podcast sponsored by TransMed Care Long Distance Medical Transportation The background music is written, performed and produced exclusively by purple-planet.com.https://www.purple-planet.com/ *SeniorLivingGuide.com Webinars and Podcast represents the opinions and expertise of our guests. The content here is for informational and educational purposes. It does not necessarily represent the views, recommendations, opinions or advice of Fairfax Publishing/SeniorLivingGuide.com or its employees

Moving as a military parent has unique considerations and challenges. Discover tips and resources to take care of yourself as well as others during a PCS that can help you and your family address emotions, cope with feelings around leaving friends and community, sort through the stressors of moving to a new installation and more. Host Bruce Moody speaks with Marly Hinestroza, DOD military family life consultant, child and youth behavioral military and family life counselor. Visit Military OneSource at https://www.militaryonesource.mil/moving-pcs/plan-to-move/pcs-and-military-moves/ for valuable information, tools and expert support that can help you move your life as well as your household goods. Bruce Moody is a public affairs specialist with the office of Military Community and Family Policy. Share your feedback about this podcast as well as ideas for future episodes by visiting the Military OneSource Podcasts Feedback Form at https://public.militaryonesource.mil/podcast-feedback. The Military OneSource Podcast series is an official resource of the Defense Department. For more information, visit MilitaryOneSource.mil or call 800-342-9647. Military OneSource is your 24/7 connection to information, answers and support to help you reach your goals, overcome challenges and thrive.

 Recent advancements in treatment and a multimodal approach to care are improving outcomes for patients with head and neck cancer, however access to therapies and unique patient challenges due to disease symptoms, difficulty eating, difficulty communicating, and other psychosocial factors can reduce patient quality of life. In this episode, CANCER BUZZ speaks with Angelea Bruce, RD, CSO, OPN-CG, registered dietician and head and neck program navigator at Sharp Memorial Hospital and Brittney Watts, RN, head and neck patient care coordinator at Yale New Haven Hospital, about the importance of head and neck nurse navigation and how a dedicated navigator can help address these unique patient needs and improve care for patients with head and neck cancer.  “I think looking at it through the eyes of the physicians, the health insurance, the organization [cancer program], and looking at what are the patient outcomes, success rates, delays in care, survivorship...I think those are important metrics to monitor and we [as head and neck patient navigators] can let a program know whether the patient's needs are being met.” –Angelea Bruce, RD, CSO, OPN-CG “Having a specific nurse coordinator for the head and neck community is vital to the patient's journey within the entire process. This is the point person for the patient, for the providers, and you are the connection for the patient to the healthcare facility.” –Brittney Watts, RN Guests Angelea Bruce, RD, CSO, OPN-CG Registered Dietician, Head & Neck Program Navigator Sharp Memorial Hospital San Diego, California   Brittney Watts, RN Head & Neck Cancer Patient Care Coordinator Yale New Haven Hospital New Haven, Connecticut  This episode, developed in connection with the ACCC education program Multidisciplinary Approaches to Head and Neck Cancer Care, was made possible with support by EMD Serono. Additional Reading/Sources Multidisciplinary Approaches to Head & Neck Cancer Care Head and Neck Patient and Caregiver Resources  

This week our host Brandi Starr is joined by Kim Barnes, Co-Founder at Parenting Aging Parents. Kim Barnes has spent 30+ years on the air! She was an award-winning reporter and news anchor for 15 years. Since leaving news, she is also seen in corporate videos, commercials and does voiceover work.  Kim works with her former sportscaster husband as Barnes Team Media where they work with executives, entrepreneurs, speakers, and small business owners who want to improve their on-camera presence for video, virtual presentations, media interviews, as well as public speaking. They have a son who graduated from Texas A&M and a daughter who graduated from UT.  Kim & Mike also have parents in their 80's in Dallas and Houston and are navigating long distance caregiving. They launched Parenting Aging Parents in 2021 to help others trying to help their parents.  Parenting Aging Parents provides content, connection, and community so caregivers don't feel alone and have the information they need to navigate this challenging time. PAP has a website with 80+ expert interviews and they lead a private Facebook group with more than 9000 adult children. They like to say, “We're all in this together!”. On the couch in this week's episode of Revenue Rehab, Brandi and Kim will tackle finding harmony in work, life, and parental support in Executive Caregivers: Managing Work and Elderly Parents. Links: Get in touch with Kim Barnes and Parenting Aging Parents on: LinkedIn - Kim Barnes LinkedIn – Parenting Aging Parents Instagram Facebook YouTube Parenting Aging Parents Subscribe, listen, and rate/review Revenue Rehab Podcast on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts , Amazon Music, or iHeart Radio and find more episodes on our website RevenueRehab.live

In this third episode of the Glioblastoma AKA GBM Mini Series, we chat about major questions and topics in relation to resources for current caregivers. Topics covered in this episode include: Glioblastoma nonprofits Finding support groups Caregiver benefits & financial aid Books/apps to assist your journey The most important advice as a caregiver - according to Amber Social workers Finding therapy and support Thank you to our partners at xCures for supporting the Mini-Series season. To learn more, visit their website at https://xcures.com/. "Glioblastoma AKA GBM" is more than a podcast; it's a lifeline for those touched by glioblastoma. Stay connected with "Glioblastoma AKA GBM" and the Glioblastoma Research Organization on social media for updates, resources, and to join the community: Instagram: @glioblastomaresearch @glioblastomaakagbm Twitter: @glioblastomaorg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/glioblastomaresearch Website: https://www.gbmresearch.org/ Subscribe now to be part of this transformative journey and contribute to raising awareness for glioblastoma research. #GBMPodcast #Glioblastoma #HopeForTheHolidays **As always, the information that is discussed in Glioblastoma AKA GBM is not meant to treat, diagnose, or prevent any disease. What we and our guests share are personal stories of what has worked for the individuals in question, and should not be taken as medical advice or opinion, and is not a substitute for medical advice. If you have any questions about your own situation, always consult with your medical provider and healthcare team.

Caring for aging parents involves so many details, from medical and financial decisions to legal, long-term care, and end-of-life wishes. Statistics show there's a clear disconnect between parents and children around these decisions, so it's important to start talking about this with your parents early. We hope this episode makes it easier and less stressful for you to navigate the process.  In this episode of Off the Wall, co-host Jessica Gibbs is joined by our client experience team, Cathleen Phelps and Cecelia Gillian, along with Dean Catino, Co-Founder and Partner at Monument Wealth.  Throughout the conversation, we provide tips for how you can support your aging parents, let them take the lead where they can, and make sure they're feeling heard and loved through every decision. We walk through a well-thought-out checklist of how to financially protect and help prepare yourself and your aging parents. Then, the team offers advice and some general information about legal and estate planning, downsizing/moving, long-term healthcare needs, and even protecting your parents from scammers.  “The most important step is really to begin. You have to start. And knowing that it can be very difficult and sometimes awkward, knowing that this will most likely be a process, it's an investment in your folks and that's what everyone wants… Everyone's relationship with their families are very unique and the pathway traveled forward will also be very unique.”   – Dean Catino, co-Founder and Partner  Please see important podcast disclosure information at https://monumentwealthmanagement.com/disclosures.    Episode Timeline/Key Highlights:  [00:33] Introducing our guests & the topic of today's episode.  [02:03] Why it's important to start the aging conversation with your parents early.  [04:23] Where to start (checklist): Financially protecting yourself and your parents.   [15:05] Legal/Estate Planning: Essential documents your parents need and what you need to be aware of.  [29:28] Long-Term Healthcare Considerations: What care needs will my aging parents have?  [36:54] Senior Move Management: Tips for downsizing, moving, and organizing your parents' estate.  [41:25] Final Advice/Takeaways: Everyone's path is unique. The goal is to focus on keeping your parents safe, healthy, and happy! Patience, kindness, and support is vital.  Resources Mentioned:    Planning Ahead:    Thinking Ahead Roadmap and Financial Advocate Task List: https://thinkingaheadroadmap.org/downloads  From researchers at the University of Minnesota and Stanford Center for Longevity, and funded by AARP; a comprehensive toolkit that guides people to select someone they trust to help manage their money if financial decisions become too difficult in the future.  “Start the Elder Care Conversation” from Kiplinger: https://bit.ly/3DOotBT  Protecting Against Scams:  EverSafe – Scans accounts for unusual spending, POA can be notified: https://www.eversafe.com  Carefull – Online company that monitors for fraud and financial errors & provides identify theft insurance: https://getcarefull.com  2022 FBI Elder Fraud Report: https://bit.ly/47wrVPd  Financial Help:  SilverBills – Concierge service that makes sure bills are paid on time and inspects invoices for fraud and error: https://silverbills.com  Find a Financial Therapist: https://financialtherapyassociation.org/find-a-financial-therapist  Legal/Estate Planning:  Off the Wall Podcast – Estate Planning: https://bit.ly/3KD1dut  Aging Care, Retirement Communities, Downsizing:  Monument Wealth Management Article – LTC Insurance: https://bit.ly/47w1mte  National Association of Senior and Specialty Move Managers: https://www.nasmm.org  Senior Move Management Service: Great Falls Organizers | Professional & Estate Cleanout Northern Virginia: https://greatfallsorganizers.com  Genworth Long Term Care Costs by State: https://bit.ly/3s8HNHm  Unmet Healthcare Needs and Healthcare Access Gaps Among Uninsured U.S. Adults Aged 50–64: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7215278  Caregiver Resources:  Geriatric Care Managers: https://bit.ly/3qtGaUa  Lighthouse Senior Care: https://lighthouseseniorcare.com  Caring Considerations: https://caringconsiderations.com    Connect with Monument Wealth Management:  Visit our website: https://bit.ly/monumentwealthwebsite   Follow us on Instagram: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthIG   Follow us on Twitter: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthTW   Connect with us on LinkedIn: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthLI   Connect with us on Facebook: https://bit.ly/MonumentWealthFB   Connect with us on YouTube: https://bit.ly/YouTubeMWMFit  About “Off the Wall”:  OFF THE WALL is a podcast for business professionals and high-net-worth investors who want to build wealth with purpose. A little bit Wall Street, a little bit off-the-wall; it's your go-to for straightforward, unfiltered wealth advice on topics that founders, business owners, and executives care about.    Learn more about our hosts, Dave and Jessica on our website at https://monumentwealthmanagement.com.   

We hear that you need a Village to raise a child but that is also true for people of any age.Studies indicate that 1 in 5 Americans always or often feel lonely or socially isolated, and the adverse effects of loneliness reportedly become more debilitating the older we get. According to Caregiver Resources, there has been an upward trend in elderly isolation in the past 5 years; the ramifications include cognitive decline, depression, and immune deficiency.  Lost in seclusion, older folks—especially those who have lost a spouse, live alone, or suffer from declining mobility—seem to be having trouble connecting again. Without directions, many cannot seem to find their way back to their “village.” Where are the directions to the village?! Where is the instruction manual?!In this episode of the Women Living Well After 50 Podcast, my guest is Florence Ann Romano, a personal growth strategist and author of Build Your Village: A Guide to Finding Joy & Community in Every Stage of Life.During the interview we discussed:· The importance of a village for older folks experiencing isolation—a support system for our physical, mental, and emotional health.· Redefining your village after the loss of a spouse. · The 6 types of villagers needed for a fully functioning village—their qualities and characteristics.· How to identify potential villagers & senior-friendly connection ideas.· Being part of a village is as much give as take. How to foster the villager qualities within yourself.· The importance of a primary as well as a secondary village, and the overlap between the two.Website: www.FlorenceAnn.comInstagram  |  Facebook Sue LoncaricWomen Living Well After 50Email: sue@womenlivingwellafter50.com.auFacebook Instagram

This is our 4th episode in our caregiver series with Carrie Alberts, a.k.a. Dementia Darling. In this episode, we're talking about all her favorite resources for caregivers. These resources are for anyone. If you know someone with Alzheimer's or any cognitive impairment or if you're a caregiver in memory care or a private duty caregiver. You'll want to check out this entire series. Just key word search Carrie or Dementia Darling! And you should definitely get to know Carrie! She's a certified dementia practitioner. She's worked in senior living for a decade, has a degree in gerontology and a passion for caregivers! So listen in and share!   CLICK HERE for our DOABLE DOWNLOAD with FULL SHOW NOTES   Follow us on INSTAGRAM for more doable tips!   Need help with your situation? BECOME A CLIENT TODAY!   Would you like to share your story and be a guest on our show?  Email us at familytalk@desperatelyseekingseniorliving.com www.desperatelyseekingseniorliving.com

Interviewing other caregivers are one of the best parts of being a podcaster.  But this episode is EVEN BETTER.  When you hear how a caregivers takes her skills and talents and uses them to her advantage in caregiving, you see the positive impacts to her advantage.   Rosa Everson is a caregiver, retired teacher, professional organizer and a declutter coach.  She shares her  incredible journey of becoming her mom's primary caregiver after her mom suffered a stroke. Rosa opens up about the challenges she encountered while dealing with facilities, paperwork, and legalities, and offers valuable insights on making caregiving more manageable and efficient.You'll walk away from this episode with valuable tools and a renewed sense of purpose.You can learn more about Rosa by going to her website at  https://www.ahome4everything.com/Support the showThank you for listening. If you know of another caregiver who could benefit from this podcast, please copy and share this episode. Follow me by clicking on the links below: Join the Caregiver Cup Circle ❤️ If you're interested in 1:1 Coaching ➡️ schedule a 30 minute FREE chat CONNECT WITH CATHY ON INSTAGRAM @cathylynnvan for daily tips and inspiration

The Stem Cell Transplant Is Scheduled, Now What?  Or better yet, what all needs to be done? Before, Denis and I got home from the transplant doctor, the dates were booked but there were still so many unanswered questions.  Where will we going to stay?Would the insurance cover everything?Who would take care of our home, dogs and my mom?  In this episode, I want to share the preparation experience.  Some things went smoothly, others were learning experiences and also the things we didn't think about and forgot.  The doctors and the transplant team do a great job providing resources for your loved one, but as a caregiver, there was much more to plan and prepare.   That's why I'm sharing a series of episodes about my loved one's bone marrow transplant (aka stem cell transplant) so that you, the caregiver can find helpful tips and hints to make your journey a bit easier.Get the full episode notes at https://www.cathylvan.com/episode152Support the showThank you for listening. If you know of another caregiver who could benefit from this podcast, please copy and share this episode. Follow me by clicking on the links below: Join the Caregiver Cup Circle ❤️ If you're interested in 1:1 Coaching ➡️ schedule a 30 minute FREE chat CONNECT WITH CATHY ON INSTAGRAM @cathylynnvan for daily tips and inspiration

Do you have guilt because you go home at night while your spouse is living in a long term care facility? Are you afraid to want to live your best life because someone you love is no longer on that journey with you? In this episode, we are joined by Adrianne Cordero, a care manager with Viera Health & Rehabilitation. She is able to share her patient experiences and resources that are so very important to provide you with the tools you need, empowering you to live your best life. Not only will you want to live your best life, but the best of you is just what your loved one needs.  SeniorLivingGuide.com Podcast sponsored by Parrish Healthcare/Parrish Medical CenterThe background music is written, performed and produced exclusively by purple-planet.com.https://www.purple-planet.com/*SeniorLivingGuide.com Webinars and Podcast represents the opinions and expertise of our guests. The content here is for informational and educational purposes. It does not necessarily represent the views, recommendations, opinions or advice of Fairfax Publishing/SeniorLivingGuide.com or its employees

Today I am joined by Denise Brown, a writer in Chicago and from her own story of supporting family caregivers is now developing training (The Certified Caregiving Consultant) for professional carers to support unpaid caregivers called. The Certified Caregiving Consultant training turns former family caregivers into life coaches and care consultants who serve, support and help family caregivers. Denise also works with corporations and companies interested in providing educational and supportive programs to help their caregiving employees.You can follow Denise on LinkedinYou can buy Denise's Books:- The Caregiving Years, Your Guide to Navigating the Six Caregiving Stages- Take Comfort, a four-book series- Healing Words, Soothing Strategies for Your Caregiving Fatigues- After Caregiving Ends, A Guide to Beginning Again- The Daily Healing Plan, Support for Healing After Caregiving EndsThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me @yes_ihaveavoice. The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Richard Bates. Richard is a publisher and was thrown into his own caregiving story as his father became increasingly taken by dementia. He documented his own experiences during that time and discovered that so many others had interesting and uplifting stories to tell that were not all about emptying commodes, as the cover might suggest. He has put together a collection of essays by many well-known people who describe their own reality and feelings that are enlightening, even entertaining. The purpose of the book, he says, is to raise awareness of what it's really like to be an unpaid caregiver. Unpaid caregivers from all backgrounds feel invisible and he hope his book with raise visibility and awareness at the highest levels of government and within society as a whole. The book is available on Amazon in the UK:https://amazon.co.uk/dp/191636134XAnd Amazon USA:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/191636134X/To find more information, please head to https://www.who-cares.co.uk/Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me @yes_ihaveavoice. The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's episode I am joined by Mike Michel, the founder of the CareTrainr App; If you care for an aging loved one, the CareTrainr app makes it easy to maintain a care routine and quickly onboard new help. Given the high turnover in the homecare industry. Mike's goal is to resolve the shortage of healthcare workers, Reduce hospital readmission, eliminate caregiver burnout, and provide the best care experience possible.You can follow Mike on social media:Instagram: @thecaregiverguyFacebook: @thecaregiverguyEmail: mike@caretrainr.comThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me @yes_ihaveavoice & @thecaregiverguy The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Welcome to Season 5, Episode 5 of the Caring Caregiver Show, the hub for caregiver connection sponsored by Givers Guides online magazine, your guide to Caregiving! We are lifelong caregivers on a mission to bring community to those who selflessly put others first. We want you to know that you too have a hand to hold and when together, we can make the caregiver journey a little easier for us all. We're here to bring back the joy of Caregiving, we help Caregivers RELAX – RENEW –RESOURCE – REVIVE, because we know you're tired and frustrated and you DESERVE some "CARING" Join me this week as we welcome Nicole Coglietta with CareSift Hawaii and where "Sharing IS Caring”, it's what we do, how we live, and who we are! Welcome to a Community of Caregivers!Our Resources:Gimme A Break - Non-profit for caregivers aiming to bring back joy to caregiving, free weekly support sessions offering caregivers a chance to relax, renew, resource and revive. Register or register a caregiver for a break.Givers Guides Magazine - The complete caregiver resource guide. Get your first issue today, as 100% of all profits are donated to support Gimme A Break.Your Host:Savy Makalena - founder of Gimme a Break and Givers Guides Connect with the Caring Caregiver Show:Facebook Page: Caring Caregiver Show with Evan & SavyInstagram: caringcaregivershowWebsite: www.caringcaregivershow.comFacebook Group: Click here to join

Today I am joined by Nikki Nurse. Nikki was 28 when she became the full time caregiver to her mum, who at 58 was diagnosed with dementia. Nikki's experience as a creative in the fashion industry helped her think outside the box when it came to helping her mum still feel independent and engaged in life.Instagram: @alogcabininbrooklynFacebook: @ALogCabinInBkTwitter: @alogcabininbkThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me @yes_ihaveavoice & @alogcabininbrooklyn The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Carroll Golden. When Carroll saw and lived through the discord between her husband's family over money and the care needed for their mother, she knew from her background as a financial planner that she had to do something about it.Read her book "How Not To Tear Your Family Apart"LinkedIn: @carrollgoldenWebsite: https://www.thecaringconversation.com/Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me @yes_ihaveavoice. The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Tara McDonald from Melbourne, Australia. Tara shares her story about her Dad, Jim who was diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease 6 years ago and gives her advise. She represents and support people just like her, who care for their parents and children simultaneously while trying to have their own life somewhere in between. You can follow Tara:TiktokThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me @yes_ihaveavoice. The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Nathalie de Vazeille. She is committed to helping in the Care of Seniors and works for StackCare in VP Marketing and Business Development.StackCare is a very interesting system to help monitor the movements of people who need care but are still somewhat independent and help the family care givers keep in touch with what's going on, from falls to food intake. Let's allow Nathalie to explain.You can follow Nathalie: LinkedInYou can follow Stack Care:Instagram: @stackcare Facebook: @StackCareHomehttps://stack.care/Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me @yes_ihaveavoice and @stackcare on Instagram. The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Its 22-2-22 when I recorded this! Its a date for magic and a great excuse for you to ramp up your vibrations and feel great again.If you feel like you need an energy sense check, come with me as we go through what you are hearing, seeing, feeling and tasting and how you can max out your energy by making a few changes.Find this weeks recording with subtitles on YouTube:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRqUvveUBCiLTTOYpb18sNwIf you enjoyed this week's episode, I'd love to connect with you on instagram@shecanpod@megmcleanuk

There are 150 million caregivers in the United States. In this segment, Elder Law and special needs attorney Jim Koewler recommends some nationwide resources for senior caregivers: Hiring Geriatric care managers Elder law care attorneys: National Academy of Elder Law Care Attorneys Elder law attorneys who work with care coordinators: Life Care Planning Law Firms Association Nationwide web resources Elder Care decision guides at Answers For Elders Genworth care scout Benjamin Rose Institute on Aging: 216. 273.1797 Alzheimer's Association Pro Seniors Learn more at The Koewler Law Firm website: protectingseniors.com. Search for a comparable elder law attorney in your state at naela.org.

Today I am joined by Whitney Stohr. Whitney and her husband are parents to four-year-old Malachi who was born with Spina Bifida. Since his birth, he as been in and out of hospital with secondary issues, including water on the brain, a congenital heart defect and breathing difficulties. Yet Whitney remains upbeat about all that has happened in her life since Malachi was born. Her story is one of resilience, ready and able to adapt quickly to ever evolving situations and remaining positive in her outlook.Instagram: @whitneystohrTwitter: @StohrWhitneyThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag Whitney @whitneystohr and me @yes_ihaveavoice on Instagram. The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Roz Clark a transformational strategies coach who has helped to transformed the lives and careers of television personalities, business owners, non-profit leaders, and international performing artists as well as Special Needs Mums.Roz is Mum and caregiver to David Emanuel who was diagnosed with autism after having his first seizure when he was only 8 years old.Website: www.rozclark.com Instagram: @rozdivanationThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag Roz @rozdivanation and me @yes_ihaveavoice on Instagram. The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's podcast I am joined by Amy Jordan, a multi- award winning author, speaker, coach and choreographer.  Her work is focused on Transforming Trauma to Triumph.  The  mission of her movement is  motivating and inspiring others to overcome ANY adversity.  She tells everyone she meets, 'Please Dance Because You Can.'As a coach Amy supports clients to live the happiest life while managing trauma or a chronic condition.  She infuses her personal experience living with type 1 diabetes over 48 years.  Amy was run over by a bus in 2009. Her right leg crushed and told she may never walk again she defied doctors and expectations alike not only walking but dancing again with her professional company: The Victory Dance Project.  She is also committed to wellness training for women over 50 with health challenges. Amy Jordan lives her mantra: ‘Dance Because You Can.'She is also the subject of the internationally acclaimed, multi award-winning full length documentary feature film ‘Amy's Victory Dance.'  The film is directed by Brian Thomas. Mr. Thomas is a double Emmy nominee and award- winning director whose entertainment work includes icons such as Michael Jackson, Whitney Houston, Beyonce and Liza Minelli.Here, Amy shares her story about being a caregiver for her father.Buy her book "Dance Because You Can: 5 Steps to Transform Trauma into Triumph"Get a free download from Amy's award-winning book & Join our community here:https://www.amyjordanspeaks.comInstagram: @amyjordanspeaksLinkedIn: @amyjordanspeaksFacebook: Amy JordanThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag Amy @amyjordanspeaks and me @yes_ihaveavoice on Instagram. The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by wife, caregiver, author, event planner and motivational speaker, Ashley Jackson-Thompson. She is a caregiver for her Husband, he had a rare type of cancer with a 35% survival rate. In March of 2020, he was pronounced cancer free! Whilst Ashley was helping her husband go through his treatments, she was also planning their wedding.Ashley is a caregiver advocate who helps other caregivers realise their power and that they should treat themselves and love themselves. She is also a best selling author of her book Lost Travel Found: Turning Pain Into Purpose.You can join her facebook group: Caregiverstreatyoself.You can find Ashley here:Website: https://timelessdreamevents.com/Facebook Instagram: @timelessdreameventsThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag Ashley @timelessdreamevents and me @yes_ihaveavoice on Instagram. The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Rebbitzin Bat-Chen Grossman from Israel. Bat-Chen is married to a Rabbi and has 7 children. She's a God-centred marriage coach for women. We speak about the impact of becoming a caregiver to a family member can have on a marriage and she offers advice on how to deal with that. Bat-Chen has a free online retreat coming up: connectedforreal.com/retreat. She also has a podcast, called Connected For Real.You can find out more by going to her website: connectedforreal.comYou can also follow Bat-Chen on her social media:Instagram: @connectedforrealFacebook: @connectedforrealLinkedinThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag Rebbitzin @connectedforreal and me @yes_ihaveavoice on Instagram. The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Choreographer, Alyx Steele. Alyx shares her story and advise about being a caregiver from a young age to her mum who is blind and has paranoid schizophrenia.  She expresses the importance of reaching out for support and that you're not alone. You can also follow Alyx on social media:Instagram: @alyxsteeleThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Alyx on Instagram  @alyxsteeleThe time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's episode I am joined by Jessica Lizel Cannon from, Austin, Texas.  Jessica stepped into the role as a part-time caregiver for her mother in 2009 who has bipolar Manic-Depressive disorder and mixed Dementia. Jessica then transitioned into full-time caregiver by 2016, this provided Jessica with a whole new perspective on selfcare, self-compassion, and self-control.Jessica is know as The Proactive Caregiver and she is here to share lessons learned through highs and lows along her caregiving journey.You can buy Jessica's books here.You can also follow Jessica on social media:Instagram: @proactive_caregiverWebsite: https://www.jessicalizelcannon.com/FacebookThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Jessica on Instagram  @proactive_caregiverThe time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Sally Tabbner. Sally is the CEO of a UK Charity called Dementia Support. They provide information, advise and care to Dementia suffers and their families.Sally has personal family experience of dementia and recognises how important overall dementia support is for both the person living with dementia as well as their family and carers.You can also follow Dementia Support on social media:Instagram: @dementia_supportWebsite: https://www.dementiasupport.org.uk/Twitter: @hub4dementiaFacebook: @dementiahubContact number: 01243 888691Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Dementia Support on Instagram @dementia_supportThe time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Linda Plant. Linda is a pioneer female business leader and is the no nonsense interviewer over 5 seasons of BBC's The Apprentice's final five candidates, Linda scrutinises in detail and advises Lord Alan Sugar on candidate's Business Plans, their credibility and flaws. In addition to that and so much more she is also a caregiver to her mother who has dementia. You can find out more by going to her website: lindaplant.com You can also follow Linda on her social media: Instagram: @lindaplant_official Twitter: @lindabplant Facebook: @LindaPlantAcademyLinkedin Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Linda on Instagram @lindaplant_official

Today I am joined by Mary Daniels. When Mary's  Husband was diagnosed with Alzheimers at the age of 58 she could no longer go visit him in his facility when Covid struck. Mary realised that the people who worked there could visit those who lived there, so she ended up taking a job in the kitchens just so she could visit him. From that experience, she has been working to change the policy in her state of Florida and is helping others to do the same across the US. You can find out more by going to her Facebook group, Caregivers For Compromise.You can follow Mary on Instagram:  @Marysdaniel Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Mary on Instagram @Marysdaniel 

Today I am joined by Meriam Boldewijn from the Netherlands. Meriam is a caregiver for her husband and brother. When Meriam started struggling with unwanted feelings, she searched for a practical and simple system that  could be implemented in her daily life to revitalise her own energy, be able to breathe, stop feeling guilty when doing self-care.Meriam has now been a caregiver for more than 20 years, is a coach, an author and is the founder of the 6-week Live online program: Caregiver 2.0. You can follow Meriam on Instagram:  @meriamboldewijn & Facebook.Website: https://www.meriamboldewijn.com/Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Meriam on Instagram @meriamboldewijnThe time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's episode I am joined by Isabelle Stephenson, a certified life coach and a mother of six teen and young adult children. Isabelle lives in Florida but grew up in Germany. She was a caregiver to her father who was situated in Germany at the time whilst she was in America.You can find Isabelle on Facebook and her Website. Download Isabelle's free guide which will help you process ALL your emotions. Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Welcome to episode 47 of the Today is the Day Changemakers Podcast. This week my guest is Kiran Handa Gaudioso, CEO, United Way of Northern New Jersey and President of United for ALICE. ALICE means asset, limited, income, constrained, employed. We start off the interview talking about boxes to check when it comes to ethnicity as Kiran was born to a Dad who is from India and a Mom who is Irish and grew up in NJ. She shares more on what it is like to be born into a mixed family. Kiran has served as Chief Operating Officer since 2017, following four years as the organization's Senior Vice President of Community Impact and Community Relations. She has overseen strategic planning for how the organization fulfills its mission of improving life for ALICE and those in poverty at the local, state, and national level including, United for ALICE. This research-based initiative with United Ways in 24 states provides a comprehensive study of households that earn above the poverty level, but less than a basic cost of living. At the United Way, Kiran oversees an annual budget of $8.2M and a staff team of 50.  Over the past year, she led the establishment of the ALICE Recovery Fund and the creation of an innovative childcare pilot, United in Care.  She was asked by Governor Murphy to co-chair the Third Sector Advisory Council to work with public sector leaders across the state to develop relief, recovery, and re-imagination strategies to support ALICE.  Prior to joining United Way, Kiran served as interim CEO and Vice President of Program Operations at New Jersey After 3, the public-private partnership that worked to provide safe, quality after-school and expanded learning time programs for 15,000 public school students in New Jersey. During her nine years with New Jersey After 3, Kiran created and managed a professional development system for 6,000 after-school program directors, site managers, and staff. She also oversaw the organization's annual grant application process involving more than 100 after-school programs. Kiran developed programmatic and operational management expertise while serving as director of Mentoring, Volunteerism & Enrichment Programs at Sponsor For Educational Opportunity. There, she led the development of a mentoring program designed to help New York City teens reach their academic, personal, and career potential. Early in her career, as a policy adviser under former Governor James Florio in the New Jersey Governor's Office of Volunteerism, Kiran was instrumental in establishing AmeriCorps in New Jersey. During this episode Kiran and I talk about many different topics including the evolution of her career, the continued passion she has for the incredible work she is doing to help the underserved in NJ, current events, the stress of being a working parent, and the importance of focusing on grace. This was a great conversation about fulfillment and finding balance when it comes to making a difference in the work that you do every day.  Next week my guest is Perry Tuttle. The title of that interview is Do What You Can, While You Can.  Perry's TEDx really speaks to Perry's character, passion, and his incredible ability to inspire.  Please subscribe to the Today is the Day Changemakers YouTube Channel, stream this podcast on all streaming sites . Like us on FB and Instagram at Today is the Day Live it. I am the CEO and Co-founder of the Zzak G. Applaud Our Kids Foundation. Connecting children and young adults ages 7-22 who meet the financial needs requirements with ongoing lessons in dance, acting, instrumental music, and vocal instruction. Visit Today is the Day for more information about this podcast, coaching and consulting services. Have a great week everyone!

In today's episode I am joined by Jennifer Hillary from Wisconsin, USA. Jennifer has been a caregiver for her mother who has Scoliosis. You can follow Jennifer on Instagram:  @enhancingourharvestThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Jennifer on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk, @enhancingourharvest.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Madeleine Wober AKA Maddie Sparkles. Maddie is an intuitive healer, transformational empowerment coach, inspirational poet and a professional angel and oracle card reader. She combines all of these things to help people connect with their angels, release their fears and step into their power so they can live a truly magical life by feeling divinely guided. You can follow Maddie on Instagram:  @maddie_sparkles_8, Join her Facebook group: Maddie Sparkles: Uplift * Inspire *Create *Manifest Website: www.maddiesparkles8.com Coaching Website:  www.mybrilliantself.comThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Maddie on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk, @maddie_sparkles_8.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's episode I am joined by Anna Cantor. When Anna's mother was diagnosed with dementia and early-onset Alzheimer's, she did not know how much it would change her life. At just 26 years old Anna became her full-time caregiver. Anna is now a Certified Dementia Consultant and Life Coach, she guides individuals and families to pursue a better understanding of their role. You can follow Anna on Instagram:  @yourdementiacoach and her Website: www.yourdementiacoach.comThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Anna on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk, @yourdementiacoach.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In this episode I am joined by Karla Hult an NBC affiliate in Minneapolis and a fierce fighter against Alzheimers. In 2010 her Father was diagnosed with Alzheimer's, Karla describes her Dad as her foundation her rock and her role model. Karla is the founder of So Many Goodbyes and offers mentorships to families currently on the course of this cruel disease. She also offers workshops for long-term care centres to help bridge the communication divide between families and caregivers.You can follow Karla on Instagram: @karlahult, Facebook: @So Many Goodbyes and her Website: somanygoodbyes.com Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Kyle on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk, @karlahultThe time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's episode I am joined by Kyle Ruffin. Kyle's life took an unexpected turn when her mother suffered the first of three strokes,  she became full time caregiver for her mother, who's condition dramatically changed both of their lives.You can follow Kyle on Instagram:  @mycaregiverstory, Facebook: @mycaregiverstory and her Website: mycaregiverstory.com.Kyle's book “In Stroke's Shadow: My Caregiver Story” is expected to be published fall 2021.Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Kyle on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk, @mycaregiverstory.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by ‘The Perfectly Imperfect Coach' Marnie LaFrance from Ottawa, Canada. She talks all about her experience being a caregiver for her mum who has early stage Dementia which was triggered from strokes.Marnie's ultimate goal is to help women live a life of love, confidence and authenticity. She is also the founder of The WELL Collective which is a place that  focus' on the prioritisation of oneself. You can listen to Marnie's podcast Embracing Imperfection on all major platforms. You can follow Marnie on Instagram:  @theperfectlyimperfectcoach, Facebook: @theperfectlyimperfectcoach and her Website: theperfectlyimperfectcoach.caThank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Marnie on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @theperfectlyimperfectcoachThe time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In this episode I am joined by 34 year old Kris McCabe from Chicago, she has been a caregiver for her grandmother who  has Alzheimer's for 4 years."The love that me and her share and the love that I provide and the care that I provide for her has given me a purpose that I cant even explain its given me everything. It's been a really enjoyable positive experience for me."You can follow Kris on Instagram @lifewithgrams.Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Kris on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @lifewithgrams. The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In this episode I am joined by Charisma Freeman who has 15 years of Medical Experience and specialises in disability and elder care in her medical practice. Charisma is a mother of two and her youngest son has a rare genetic disorder, KIF1A. She is now a Caregiver Coach and teaches caregivers to navigate the medical system, find happiness and live a less stressful life. Her goal is to let caregivers know someone actually cares. "You deserve to be taken care of just as much as anyone else".You can follow Charisma on Instagram: @charismascare, Facebook: @CharismasCare and her Website: https://charismascare.com/Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Charisma on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @charismascareThe time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I am joined by Jennifer Randazzo, we discuss her experience of watching her own father struggle with Lewy Body Dementia for more than 10 years and watching her children witness their Grandpa's decline. Jennifer has written a book called Grandpa and Lewywhich is about hope and empowerment for children touched by Lewy Body Dementia. It addresses some of the symptoms that patients face and how a child might help a loved one dealing with the disease. Her aim is to encourage children to handle adversity with patience, kindness, and compassion.You can follow Jennifer on Instagram: @grandpaandlewy, Facebook: @thejollyauthor  and her Website: https://thejollyauthor.com/You can also find the book Grandpa and Lewy  on Amazon.Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Jennifer on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @grandpaandlewyThe time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's episode I am joined with Diana Jean-Jacques, a registered nurse from Philadelphia. After losing her mother to  cancer she wanted to be the bridge for health care providers and caregivers by helping them know what to prepare for and know what to do next. She is the founder of Life Uninterrupted. Their mission is to help women caring for their elderly parents navigate the frustrations of the healthcare system by providing resources, education, and support. By providing culturally and generationally appropriate resources, we help you go from burnout to boss.You can follow Diana on Instagram @rnbossd & Facebook @rnbossd.Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Diana on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @rnbossd.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's episode I am joined by 25 year old Nicole Shaw Wilson from Florida who is the caregiver for her grandmother. Nicole shares her tips and discusses what she does in her down time. You can follow Nicole on Instagram @nicoleswilsonn.Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Nicole on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @nicoleswilsonn.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In this episode I am joined by Rani Sinanan who quit her job as a teacher to become a full-time caregiver for her mum who was re-diagnosed with stage 4 gallbladder cancer.Rani shares her tips on coping, the importance of breathing and how we often forget to pause and think for a moment. She combines her world of caregiving and world of makeup to raise awareness about different health concerns, bringing them to the forefront. You can follow Rani on Instagram: @_simplyrani.Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Rani on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @_simplyrani.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's episode I am joined by a good friend of mine, Rachael Steele. When her husband suddenly was diagnosed with terminal stage 4 cancer, Rachael became his full-time caregiver. She is now a full-time caregiver for her mother who suffers with heart failure.We discuss the importance of a morning routine and being kind to oneself, connecting with friends and having fun chats to try and uplift ours spirits. Making time for yourself even if it's just 30 minutes a day to meditate, go for a walk or read a book is imperative. You can connect with Rachael on Instagram @rachael61  Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Rachael on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @rachael61.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Episode Notes In this week's episode Brenda shares a list of resources for caregivers. Follow us on Audea.io by heading over there for exclusive content and become a fan using the code O5PWZJ Brenda's Resources: https://www.tevacanada.com/en/canada/support-for-caregivers/self-care/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwhr2FBhDbARIsACjwLo2jHxYc-MIsLFBAWy1TBRtQAvnMVo-0Te2m1RNqxs4RQmGoQrmcu5UaAt7BEALw_wcB https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/stress-management/in-depth/caregiver-stress/art-20044784 https://www.comfortlife.ca/retirement-communities/caregiver-resources https://my.clevelandclinic.org/health/diseases/9225-caregiver-burnout https://rgps.on.ca/caregiving-strategies/ https://carechannel.elizz.com/ https://ontariocaregiver.ca/resources-education/caregiver-resources/ https://www.alz.org/help-support/caregiving/caregiver-health/caregiver-stress https://www.whereyoulivematters.org/2019-books-caregivers/ Support Distress and Crisis Ontario by contributing to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/distress-and-crisis-ontario

Jodi Martino is a health and wellness coach and a Mum of 2 from the USA. When her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer's Jodi became her caregiver. She uses her expertise in that field to help other caregivers. We talk about the importance of having a community and support system. Jodi Runs a Facebook group called Caregiver Connections which is a resource for family caregivers and healthcare professionals to connect and share information and inspiration. “You need to take care of yourself first and foremost before you can help them because if you're not at your best, then you're not going to be able to care for them the way that they need”You can connect with Jodi on Instagram @jodismartino & Facebook Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Jodi on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @jodismartino.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

While many internet website ads will use a title like this as "click bait", our studio guests Dr. Pam Tronetti and Janet Rooks will not disappoint on the level of information shared in this episode as we countdown 10 things you probably did not know, but should about Alzheimer's. "Your not arguing with the person, you are arguing with the disease and the disease always wins".This podcast represents the opinions of Dr. Tronetti and her guests. The content here is for informational, educational and entertainment purposes only, and should not be taken as medical advice. Please consult your healthcare professional for any medical questions or before making any changes in your personal health regimen. No other use, including without limitation, reproduction, retransmission or editing, of this podcast may be made without the prior written permission of Parrish Medical Center. This podcast is HIPPA compliant. All people, places, and scenarios mentioned in this podcast have been changed to protect patient confidentiality 

Today I am joined by Laura Orrantia from San Diego, CA who quit her job as a hospice nurse to become a caregiver for her mother who was diagnosed with Parkinson's then later diagnosed with Lewy Body Dementia. We talk about finding the right balance as caregivers, learning to forgive yourself and tips on self-care.  Here is Laura's advice if you find yourself suddenly thrust into the role of a caregiver:1. Take a deep breath (do this anytime, anywhere, and as often as needed).2. Educate yourself. Learn about your loved one's disease and learn how to have a ‘relationship' with it.3. Create a support system. Learn to lean on family and friends. Find a community. Join a support group or talk to a therapist. Hire help or see if you qualify for assistance.4. PRACTICE SELF-CARE!! 5. Have a mantra that you can repeat when times get tough.You can follow Laura on Instagram @dear_dementia Thank you for listening. If you found value from this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Laura on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @dear_dementia.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Today I'm joined by Sara Gaver from Jacksonville Florida, USA. Sara was born with a physical disability called Arthrogryposis, only 1 in 3000 are born with it. Sara has been driving a wheelchair since the age of 4 and she is now 27. As Sara needs caregivers, she tells us what it's like from her perspective.  “Never look at the person for what they can't do and look at them for what they can do.”You can follow Sara on Instagram @wheellifeconnectionsThank you for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Sara on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @wheellifeconnections.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's episode I am joined by my good friend Kathryn Charlesworth. When discovering her mum had fibrosis of the lungs, she moved back to her hometown in Cornwall from London to become her caregiver. We talk about the importance of filling your own cup up and ensuring as a caregiver your own physical and mental wellbeing is looked after. As caregivers it can sometimes feel doom and gloom but creating special moments together is what can bring joy. Keeping a positive mindset and not feeling alone is the key.You can follow Kathryn on Instagram @kathryncharlesworthukThank you for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Kathryn on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @kathryncharlesworthuk.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's episode I am joined by Pat Lockhart from Lakeland Florida, she shares her experience about what it was like being a caregiver to her husband of 30 years.You can follow Pat on Instagram @patsbiz. Thank you for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Pat on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @patsbiz.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

In today's episode I am joined by Jacquelyn Revere from Los Angeles, a Screen Writer/Producer. She tells her story of what it's like to care for Mother who has Alzheimer's.You can follow Jacqueline on Instagram @momofmymom.Thank you for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me and Jacquelyn on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk @momofmymom.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Welcome, I'm Ruth Lewis-Coste and this is my brand new podcast 'YES! I Have a Voice'. In today's solo episode I share with you my story and why I decided to start this podcast.Thank you for listening. If you enjoyed this episode, don't forget to leave a 5* review, take a screenshot and tag me on Instagram @ruthlewiscosteuk.The time is now to be proud and loud about being a caregiver!

Podcast explores Caregiver Support Groups and  which caregivers are the perfect candidates and how to find the right group for them. We also discuss the information needed from a caregiver to join a support group and how these groups assist in finding much needed resources.  Guest: Marilyn Lawson is the founder of Eldercare & Caregiver Solutions, a company she established in 2016 to educate families about the various sources of support for caregivers and the elderly family members for whom they care. After a 29-year career in banking, having achieved the position of Second Vice President & Operations Officer, Mrs. Lawson took time off from the workforce to pursue a long-held goal to return to school. During that time, she volunteered for thirteen years with the Detroit Area Agency on Aging as an Advisory Council member; and in 2012, she was appointed to a two-year term as Chair of the forty-member Council. Later Mrs. Lawson became the first Executive Director for her church's non-profit community out-reach center where she served for three years. Following this career change, she spent seven years as primary caregiver to her mother, and she shared in the care of her aunt; both living well into their nineties. Mrs. Lawson holds Bachelor of Science Degrees in Marketing and Long-Term Care Administration from Madonna University, Livonia, Michigan. In 1998, she was inducted into the Kappa Gamma Phi, National Catholic College Graduate Honor Society. She holds Certificates in Eldercare Practice and Nursing Home Administration. In 2019, Mrs. Lawson was the recipient of The Hannon Foundation's Seventy over Seventy Impact Award for Life Long Learning. Through her business, Eldercare and Caregiver Solutions, Mrs. Lawson provides members of her caregiver support groups and patrons of her private consulting practice with information, tools and guidance on how to systematically approach the management of their loved one's custodial care and business needs while being transparent about their own circumstances as well. Mrs. Lawson is passionate about helping seniors and family caregivers find solutions to challenging issues in order to effectively and successfully navigate this phase of life. 

Podcast covers Peet's personal story about taking care of her parents, how she was charged to deal with their finances, how important it is for a caregiver to seek assistance and other lessons learned. Guest: Erin Peets earned her bachelor's degree at Eastern Michigan University and Juris Doctorate at Wayne State University Law School. Admitted to the State Bar of Michigan in 2003, Erin is currently the Grant Manager at the Elder Law & Advocacy Center. Erin is also an Informal caregiver for both of her parents and young child (and sometimes husband). 

Alzheimer’s Speaks Radio has partnered with the Roseville Alzheimer’s and Dementia Community Action Team to provide 8 episodes on Caring and Coping During the Pandemic.  This is the second of eight episodes in the series.  Today Lori La Bey will talk with 2nd Half with Lyngblomsten employees; Carolyn Klaver and Andrea Lewandoski. Carolyn and Andrea will share how their organization has adjusted to meet the increased community needs regarding dementia during the pandemic, as well as family reactions and ideas for other organizations to service their communities.     View Interview on Youtube Contact Roseville Alzheimer’s and Dementia Community Action Team:          Website          Contact 2nd Half with Lyngblomsten           Website    Caregiver Resources          Email          Phone 651-632-5320 Visit Alzheimer’s Speaks   

What should one expect if a family member is discharged to hospice?  We talk about this as well as some resources to help caregivers as we revisit the concept of hospice, this time from the perspective of a family member who is taking care of a loved one. 

Betsy Wurzel's husband started having unusual memory issues, and was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer's Disease two years later at only 56. She lost him this in January after a 10-year decline.  Betsy has been an inspiring advocate to raise awareness and increase education to help others. Listen to this interview to hear more about her story.

In this bonus episode, special guest and executive coach Heidi Werther talks with us about mindset, mindfulness, and resources for caregivers of all identifications. This podcast is provided for promotional or informational purposes only. By engaging with the podcast, you accept and agree that following and using any information provided is at your own risk. Learn more by checking our full Terms & Conditions at www.WorkMinded.net!

In this bonus episode, special guest and executive coach Heidi Werther talks with us about mindset, mindfulness, and resources for caregivers of all identifications.

Daryan Jones with Carepartners in Houston Texas is our guest today. She has a lot of ideas, resources, and suggestions for families caring for a senior right now. Her organization CarePartners has a focus on seniors with dementia. They have provided in-person programs for years in the Houston area. Thousands of families have been helped with their programs like Common Ground, The Gathering, and more. Now more than ever these families need support. So Carepartners has developed resources that can help seniors and their family caregivers weather this coronavirus storm together. The Show is sponsored by Find Houston Senior Care- Your One Stop Shop for all things senior care and senior-related. This website will help you to find a Small Assisted Living or Residential Care Home. Or if you want to stay in your own home please look at the Top 20 Home Care Agency List. And for more resources The Top 20 Professional List

This episode features an interview with Katie Fahrenbruch, who is the Alzheimer's Association Program Director for Central and North Florida. The content of this interview addresses the current and major issue of adult daycare closure, which is forcing many people to work and care for their loved one simultaneously. This is one of several scenarios prompting this deep dive conversion, which provides listeners with RESOURCES. Alzheimer's Association: www.alz.org and 24/7 Caregiver hotline: 1-800-272-3900 Elder Source: www.myeldersource.org or 1-888-242-4464

Totally Well Podcast with host Joyce Strong, RN, BSN, Performance and Functional Nutrition Coach from www.TotalWellCoach.com and her guest, Elizabeth-Leigh Bradley, CEO and Founder of Every Day Care Givers. We discuss what caregivers need in the demands associated with caregiving for family.Originally aired on The Groton Channel.Totally Well is a place where we get curious, ask questions and explore everything to do with health, wellness, fitness, personal development, helping people and all the things it takes to help you live a strong, joyous life.Connect with me, Joyce Strong, at @TotalWellCoach on all social media platforms.I love getting questions and making new connections! What do you need help with? What problem are you trying to solve! Your questions help me produce great content to help more people! Let’s connect and talk!Subscribe and share my TotalWellCoach YouTube Channel to see the video version of Totally Well. Hit the bell so you’ll be notified when a new episode is published!It’s time to take action on your health! Let’s get on a call and figure out some immediate action steps. In addition, we will explore strategies for how we can work together to help you move forward with your health goals.ASK FOR HELP!

ONS member Tracy Wyant, DNP, AOCN®, CHPN, director of cancer information at the American Cancer Society (ACS), joins Chris Pirschel by phone to discuss the ACS's patient education resources, healthcare provider programs, available services for caregivers, and much more. Music Credit: "Fireflies and Stardust" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons: By Attribution 3.0 License http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0 Episode Notes: Check out these resources from today's episode: Complete this evaluation for free nursing continuing professional development. Cancer A-Z Stay Healthy Treatment & Support Caregiver Resource Guide Caregiver Support Videos

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November is the time to recognize Family Caregivers. One man's caregiving story leads to a conversation about strokes - one  of the most debilitating medical conditions - and stroke recovery. Erica Pitsch, PT, MPT, DPT, NCS, of University of California, San Francisco, explains what happens during a stroke and what may be involved with stroke recovery and rehabilitation. Caregiver Resources include an earlier podcast episode with three family caregivers. You may also want to check out these national organizations: National Alliance for Caregiving and Caregiver Action Network. Be extra kind to your family caregivers this month. Dr. Pitsch works with stroke patients at this San Francisco location. To hear advice about balance and falling, listen to this earlier podcast episode. Check out the Balance Rap Song on the Glass Half Full YouTube channel.

Camille has spent many years finding the best deals for caregivers. Hard to find resources that all family caregivers need, and the best part is that many of them are FREE!  Join Dave, The Caregiver's Caregiver, and his co-host today, Linda Byce, as they interview this author of her amazing money saving book,  ESSENTIAL RE$OURCE GUIDE FOR CAREGIVERS. YouTube link:  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCocxjr6WHxJn0k-qFHGgUNw

eCareDiary will speak to Dietrich Stroeh, author of 4 books including his latest ebook, Caregiver Resources: 6 Legal and Financial Resources about important caregiving related topics such as guardianship laws, potential tax relief outlets and internet scams to name a few.

It doesn't matter what your background is at all, as caregivers, we all come in at ground zero!    - Dr. Camille Superson, author, pharmacist, chiropractor ...and caregiver.  Throughout her career as a Pharmacist and Chiropractor, Camille Superson established herself as a compassionate and dedicated individual. Devoting herself to the development and maintenance of standards that ensure a high quality of life for her patients, she has endeavored to meet their personal, medical, and nutritional needs to the best of her ability. Thanks to her seasoned communication skills, Camille Superson provided expert counsel and educational information to a variety of individuals, both locally and in her speaking engagements throughout the United States. When her elderly parents developed incapacitating illnesses, Camille Superson took a break from her career as a Doctor of Chiropractic to serve as their caregiver. In this capacity, she oversaw the primary care of her parents, applying her skills around the clock to address a wide range of patient needs. Superson drew upon her experience as an educator and counselor to assist them in coping with physical changes and adjustments to their treatment plans. She attended to their personal needs and administered prescribed medications at the appropriate intervals. In addition to carefully monitoring her parents’ conditions, Dr. Camille Superson interpreted important health-related data in order to provide proper treatment and care. But it's not just what she did AS a caregiver, it's what she's done FOR caregivers that has taken Camille into a whole new world as a expert on Caregiver Resources ...resources that many don't even know exist! Camille's found them, compiled them, and his making them available to caregivers in her new book :  ESSENTIAL RESOURCE GUIDE FOR CAREGIVERS About Peter Rosenberger Drawing upon his 30+ year journey as a caregiver, Peter Rosenberger offers a lifeline to fellow caregivers to live a calmer and healthier life as a caregiver.  The author of four books, and host of a radio show, Peter is also releasing his new CD  SONGS FOR THE CAREGIVER.   "As a 30-year caregiver for my wife, Gracie, through a medical nightmare, I understand the challenges,heartaches, and weariness that a caregiver can feel. As a pianist for more than 45 years, I understand how to communicate the feelings of the heart through music."  The New Book:   7 Caregiver Landmines ...and How YOU can avoid them!

Is home care right for me or my loved one? If these are questions you are currently pondering, you are not alone. Many older adults prefer to stay at home for as long as possible.Our guest, Linda Fodrini-Johnson, Founder & Executive Director of Eldercare Services shows you how you can maintain your independence and stay at home for as long as possible. Join us this Thursday, June 12 | 5pm via your mobile phone, tablet, or any device that connects you to the internet. You can also tune in by dialing (949) 270-5908.  Listen to more episodes.Click here to SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel.Like us on Facebook.

Is home care right for me or my loved one? If these are questions you are currently pondering, you are not alone. Many older adults prefer to stay at home for as long as possible. Our guest, Linda Fodrini-Johnson, Founder & Executive Director of Eldercare Services shows you how you can maintain your independence and stay at home for as long as possible.  Join us this Thursday, June 12 | 5pm via your mobile phone, tablet, or any device that connects you to the internet. You can also tune in by dialing (949) 270-5908.    Listen to more episodes. Click here to SUBSCRIBE to our YouTube Channel. Like us on Facebook.