When dementia changes personality, caregivers often grieve while still giving care. Susan L. Koen, PhD, shares her journey loving and caring for Barbara through behavioral variant frontotemporal dementia, anticipatory grief, courage, and death with dignity.
Caregivers and retirees often face the same quiet question: Who am I when this role changes or ends? Anne van Leynseele shares Preferment®, a new retirement framework for purpose, identity, and fulfillment after 50.
How do you explain Alzheimer's disease to a child? Diane Carbo, RN, talks with Alder Allensworth and Brenda Freed about Mackenzie Meets Alzheimer's, a picture book that uses story, music, and family connection to help children understand dementia with less fear and more compassion.
In this powerful episode, host Diane Carbo, RN sits down with Mark Astor, attorney and founding partner at Astor Simovitch, who specializes in helping families navigate Florida’s legal system during behavioral health crises 🏛️. Listen HereView All EpisodesWatch On YouTube 🔥 What You’ll Learn in This Episode * 🧠 Rethinking Guardianship: Why