No, we're not talking about whether you're easily offended or not. Rather, as we age, we lose the protective padding of collagen that helps to protect our blood vessels. Why is this a concern and how can we adjust things to help compensate for it? Join us this week as Teepa goes over her tips and suggestions.

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It’s unfortunate to say, but a recent international study shows that a good portion of folks in that country are afraid of people that are living with dementia. The problem seems to stem from the term and definition of “demented”. The objective of this week's episode is to help de-stigmatize dementia and start a conversation of why we should increase our awareness and knowledge.

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What's the difference between “coexisting” and “I’m living with you”? If we answer that, then we’ll have a good grasp of what co-housing is. Teepa explains what the potential pitfalls could end up being in this situation, and how we can mitigate them.

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What are some things that Teepa plans on keeping the same and what will she change or drop altogether? Grab your favorite warm beverage and your comfy chair, and let’s start this year on the right foot.

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Believe it or not, 2023 is 99.9% over! What was new for PAC in 2023 and what are we planning in 2024? Join us this week as Teepa outlines where we will be traveling to and what new things we will be trying in the new year.

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Here at Positive Approach to Care, we believe the better question is, "what are we doing that causes enough distress in a person that they would want to hit you?" In this episode, Teepa shares her view on this submitted question and and discusses what we should be focusing on instead.

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Why are we so attracted to quick fixes? "Do this one thing and voila, you're problem will go away". This week, Teepa and Greg discuss why certain studies out there add little to no value in helping us support people that are living with brain change.

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Less than a month out from this year's Positive Approach to Care Conference, Teepa gives us a recap of the six main sessions that dove deep into the Six Pieces of the Puzzle. What was included in each session and what new insights can we gain from them? Join us to find out!

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That time of year is upon us again: the holiday season in which family gatherings, traditions, emotions and yes, lots of stress. What things we should have in mind if we’re either planning a visit or if we will be traveling with our person living with dementia? Also covered are how we can use our PIPES technique to help us prepare.

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How likely are you to respond with a, "sure" if someone asked for your help rather than telling you what to do? As it turns out, Teepa developed her type of affirmations, acknowledgments, and positive action starters because they work much better in convincing others to work with you than anything else. Join us this week and learn how you can start using them too.

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