Let's Talk Dementia

Drinking coffee can be beneficial to you.  However, it does depend upon each individual person's body.  Hope today's episode makes you happy!

When someone with dementia passes away, does their soul answer for their behaviors while in the throes of dementia?

What a pleasure it was to interview Mr. Paul Eugene.  He is an amazing man with a ministry that inspires us to use exercise for the health and well-being of our spirit, soul, and body.  He likes a little MoTown, Temptations and Diana Ross, and he brings to his videos what he calls "old school moves".  I LOVE IT.  You will, too.  Check him out at https://bit.ly/39HKJ0o

The power of positive thinking is an incredible tool in your caregiving toolbox.  Let's talk about that today!

Often we postpone moving our loved one to assisted living or memory care thinking it is in their best interest.  Often times they would be healthier and happier with a move NOW rather than later.

COVID has impacted every person on the planet in some way.  The most commonly asked question I get is, "How do I explain to Momma that I cannot visit with her?"  That is a great question, and I have a few thoughts on it.  

Why choose memory care instead of assisted living?  That is an excellent question, and I have a great answer.  It has a great deal to do with WANDERING!

The shows you watch on television could have a negative effect on YOU.  They can certainly have a negative effect on your loved one.  The reverse of that is true, also.  The shows you watch could be uplifting and make you smile AND make your loved one smile.  Think about it!

I am honored to be working with a family who has decided to move their loved one to a memory care community.  I had a few tips on how to set this gentleman up for success in his new home.  Success... it's a good thing!

I am working with a family whose mother had to be admitted to a psychiatric hospital.  Was it their first line of defense?  Absolutely not!  It was their last choice, but it was the necessary choice.  Let's learn about it today on this episode of "Let's Talk Dementia."