Caregiver Relief Podcast

Thank you for sharing this conversation between Diane Carbo and Betsy Wurzel about caregiving during the holidays. They discussed the importance of focusing on spending time with loved ones instead of trying to make everything perfect. They also emphasized the need to be flexible and adjust plans as necessary, as well as to educate family members about the individual needs of the person with dementia. They also highlighted the importance of self-care for caregivers, who are often at a high risk of stress and burnout.

Pastor Dave and Kelly is co Director of the Faith in Caregiving program with CareTeamPartner.org. Today we are going to discuss the program and how we are here to help all faith based communities to develop a CareTeamPartner program in your community.

Music for Dementia is a national campaign to make music an integral part of dementia care in the UK.

There is no cure for dementia, but there is something readily available and easily affordable that can help.

That thing is music.

That is why we are calling for people living with dementia to have access to music as part of their daily care.

Preparing for your doctor's appointment is key to getting the most from the visit. Today we will discuss how to improve your care outcomes with good communication

Surprise medical bills are the result of being treated by someone outside your insurance company’s network of providers. So you want to avoid those out-of-network providers whenever you can.

Driving and retiring form Driving is a challenge for all of us.Aging does not mean we are unsafe drivers. Lets discuss how to continue to drive safely and when to retire from driving

Death Doulas are people who support people in the end of life process. It is “a new non-medical profession” that recognizes death as a natural, accepted, and honored part of life. what is a death cafe? we are going to answer questions and end of life issues.

Early Onset dementia can start at any age. It negatively impacts the family in a variety of different ways. Betsy shares her journey and offers tips and advice to help others, as they face this horrible disease.