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Angel Cellucci likes to refer to herself as a Speaker … Teacher … Guide & Friend. She has worked in the healthcare system her entire life, having started out as a Candy Striper at the age of 13 and working her way up to become a Registered Nurse, and ultimately a Family Nurse Practitioner. In 2014 she began her “nurse-preneurial” journey and founded the medical fraud investigation company - Overbrook Consultants. Her goal is to leverage her nursing and medical experience, along with her fraud investigation skills, to inspire & empower everyone to become better “consumers” of health care so they can ensure they are receiving medically necessary treatment at fair and reasonable prices. She has created a proprietary framework called the DOVE (Document, Organize, Verify, Engage) framework. By incorporating this framework, not only will you be more in control of your medical expenditures, but you will have financial peace of mind knowing that you are keeping your hard-earned money where it belongs … in YOUR pockets.

Cindy Watson is the founder of Women On Purpose and creator of the Art of Feminine Negotiation programs. She’s also founder and managing partner of Watson Labour Lawyers, as an attorney specializing in social justice law for 30 years. She is an international speaker, award-winning author, master negotiator and consultant, known for her passion, commitment and ability to inspire. As a world-class women’s empowerment coach, Cindy has a proven track record empowering, advocating, and motivating people to rediscover their purpose and become the best version of themselves. Cindy believes all of life is a negotiation and she’s dedicated to help leverage your innate powers of persuasion to get what you want and deserve from the boardroom to the bedroom.

One of the most important and “neglected” things in the early stages of a cancer diagnosis is the Living Will.When someone is diagnosed with cancer, their chances of dying before their spouse rise up tremendously.(Not all cancers though). A living will is a legal document that stipulates the medical wishes of someone when they are no longer able to state their wishes themselves. For example, whether they would like a feeding tube inserted; whether they would like to be put on a mechanical ventilator when they can no longer breath on their own, whether they would like intravenous nutrition etc. The absence of this document can put a huge strain on the family because many times family members don’t agree on what to do; causing rifts in families that may never heal

Join me, Caregiver Dave, and my co-host, Adrienne Gruberg, as we interview Kayla Shore, Gemma Calinda, Lian Hurst Mann & Carmen Murphy tell us how they are creating a care system that works for all of us.

Join Dave Nassaney as he interviews Daniel West, PT, share his stories of success with his better than average results in getting patients up and walking again sooner.

Hear about some Powerful Tools for Caregivers, and how to Deal with Dementia, as well as how Aysha also provided alternative care plans to hundreds of caregivers and families. Due to the Covid-19 Crisis, she transitioned the adult day facility to a caregiver resource center, continuing to provide seniors and caregivers with care --- just in a different way.

Join Dave Nassaney, the Caregiver's Caregiver and his lovely co-host, Adrienne Gruberg, founder of the Caregiver Space, as they interview MJ Vogel, MJ is a high performance coach with a focus on habit execution for transformation.

Pete is an educator. He uses books, magazine articles and columns, blogs, and seminars and college lectures to explain cortical plasticity. He is the author of the book Stronger After Stroke (now in its 3rd ed.) and has co-authored dozens of journal articles as well as many articles in magazines, websites and blogs. He also conducts seminars throughout the US covering brain plasticity as it relates to brain pathologies.

Karen Warner Schueler became a sudden caregiver when her late husband, Joel Kurtzman, was diagnosed out of the blue with Stage IV cancer. In her book, The Sudden Caregiver, A Roadmap for Resilient Caregiving, she draws upon her own experience, the experience of other caregivers, and research from the field of Positive Psychology to offer the informal, unpaid, sudden, caregiver, a roadmap, a path to resilience, and a rational approach to planning what is, essentially, unplannable. As an executive coach and President of her coaching firm, Tangible Group, she designs and delivers premiere leadership experiences for individuals, teams, and multinational corporations. She received her Master’s degree in Applied Positive Psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. She lives in Beaufort, South Carolina with her husband, John; and Fenway, the world’s most empathetic dog. She is currently launching a series of learning modules for caregiver resilience. The Sudden Caregiver is her first book.

Dr. Michael Craig Glenn, is a Registered Respiratory Therapist graduated March, 1985 from Northwestern Medical School’s Advanced Standing Program. First hospital-based Chiropractic practice in Dallas/Ft. Worth region. 1989. Team Doctor for the Clarksville Fox Female Professional football team, Opened Chiropractic Clinic at Fort Campbell, KY, 2003 Treated Elite Military Units, Treated Elite Amateur Athletes (some were National Champions). Tech Fort Worth’s Impact Your World Award.