Join us as Lori tells stories and shares what she has learned from 20+ years of working with people with dementia.  She encourages those visiting a loved one with dementia to separate the disease from the person, to let go of ego and to not take things personally.

Join us as Lori tells stories and shares what she has learned from 20+ years of working with people with dementia. She encourages those visiting a loved one with dementia to separate the disease from the person, to let go of ego and to not take things personally.

Join us as Lori tells stories and shares what she has learned from 20+ years of working with people with dementia. &nbsp;She encourages those visiting a loved one with dementia to separate the disease from the person, to let go of ego and to not take things personally.

Long-time Hospice volunteer, Lori Hallberg, shares practices that help those with dementia feel safe, comfortable and validated.

We are here to offer tools, resources, and guidance for those supporting a loved one at the end of life. Episodes include practical and heartfelt advice, ways to show up for your dying loved one, and strategies to help navigate your own emotions during this difficult time.We will talk to a variety of people from therapists and death doulas to hospice care teams and mindfulness experts. We will talk to people like you, who have real-life experience and wisdom to share.&nbsp;We want to hear from you. What resources do you need? Who do you want to hear from? Email me at jami@lightattheendpod.comPlease note that these episodes are conversations between friends and are meant to be inspirational. They are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have.

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We are here to offer tools, resources, and guidance for those supporting a loved one at the end of life. Episodes include practical and heartfelt advice, ways to show up for your dying loved one, and strategies to help navigate your own emotions during this difficult time. We will talk to a variety of people from therapists and death doulas to hospice care teams and mindfulness experts. We will talk to people like you, who have real-life experience and wisdom to share.  We want to hear from you. What resources do you need? Who do you want to hear from? Email me at jami@lightattheendpod.com Please note that these episodes are conversations between friends and are meant to be inspirational. They are not intended to be a substitute for professional medical advice. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare provider with any questions you may have.

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Long-time Hospice volunteer, Lori Hallberg, shares practices that help those with dementia feel safe, comfortable and validated.

Long-time Hospice volunteer, Lori Hallberg, shares practices that help those with dementia feel safe, comfortable and validated.