Aging With Dignity

Aging With Dignity

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Aging With Dignity episodes

  • Season 3, Episode 8 - The Only Child: Care Across Distance, Culture, and Loss

    Jerry Godinho shares his caregiving journey as an only child supporting aging parents from a distance—navigating dementia, cultural expectations, and loss. A deeply human story about duty, family, and what care looks like when you’re not nearby.

     

    Checkout the Aging With Dignity website to learn more about this podcast, and to connect with us! https://agingwithdignity.podbean.com

    43 min
  • Season 3, Episode 5 - Beyond the Diagnosis: Hope in the Face of Dementia

    In this episode, Camille Isaacs Morell and Hope for Dementi’s founder Parsa Famili share how their personal caregiving journeys sparked a movement focused on prevention, advocacy, and system change - and what must happen next to better support families across Canada.

     

    Download your Aging with Dignity Care Toolkit for this episode: https://tinyurl.com/ymxydzw3

    49 min
  • Season 3, Episode 4 - Planning the Next Chapter: Moving On from the Family Home

    Selling a longtime home later in life can be emotional and complex. Real estate broker Suzanne Larmour shares practical guidance on preparing for this transition, while her client joins us to share how she came to the decision to downsize and what it feels like to be at the very beginning of that journey.

    Download your Aging with Dignity Care Toolkit for this episode: https://tinyurl.com/55rcmcmz

    27 hr 29 min
  • Season 3, Episode 3 - Future-Proof Your Health: Balance, Brain, & Independence
    Discover how Tamara Williams of Innergetic helps Older Adults and the sandwich generation “future-proof” their health. Learn low-impact, brain-boosting strategies for balance, mobility, neuroplasticity, and independence.
     
    Checkout the Aging With Dignity website to learn more about this podcast, and to connect with us!https://agingwithdignity.podbean.com/

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    48 min
  • Season 3, Episode 2 - A Neuropsychologist’s Personal Journey: Family, Distance & Care
    Join Dr. Rachel Goodman as she shares her personal journey supporting her parents - her mother with Alzheimer’s in Toronto and her father with Parkinson’s - alongside her work in dementia care and community support with Dor l’Dor.
     
    Checkout the Aging With Dignity website to learn more about this podcast, and to connect with us!https://agingwithdignity.podbean.com/

    Download your Episode Care Toolkit here!
    41 min
  • A new Launch: Prevention, Purpose & the Power of Community
    Season 3 launches with purpose. With gratitude for legacy and community, we look ahead to weekly episodes on prevention, balance, caregiving, music therapy, and shared journeys — strengthening body, mind, and family across generations.
     
    Checkout the Aging With Dignity website to learn more about this podcast, and to connect with us!https://agingwithdignity.podbean.com/
    11 min
  • Season 2, Episode 13 - No Golden Handbook: Caregivers’ Questions, Answered
    Caregivers asked. I answered. In this episode of Aging With Dignity, I respond to real questions from adult children and older adults navigating a host of medical conditions, family dynamics, and the emotional weight of care — with honesty, compassion, and lived experience.
     
    Checkout the Aging With Dignity website to learn more about this podcast, and to connect with us!https://agingwithdignity.podbean.com/
    28 min
  • Season 2, Episode 12 - Big Stuff: Laughing Through The Tears
    A moving conversation with Naomi and Matt, creators of Big Stuff, on grief, marriage, and using comedy to survive loss. A tender exploration of death, love, and how laughter can coexist with deep sorrow.
     
    Checkout the Aging With Dignity website to learn more about this podcast, and to connect with us!https://agingwithdignity.podbean.com/

    Download your Episode Care Toolkit here!
    39 min

About Aging With Dignity

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Hosted by Varsha, this podcast launched in 2025 to fill a critical gap she witnessed in Montreal’s 1st & 2nd generation immigrant communities - a lack of awareness, understanding, access and dialogue around aging and end-of-life support.