If your parent has dementia are you more likely to have it? Dr. Monica and Denise discuss this and tell their own personal story.

Clinical trials are extremely important in helping to search for cures for all types of diseases, especially Dementia. Dr. Parker and Denise discuss what happens in clinical trials and reveal some success stories.

Dr. Monica Parker and Denise give listeners a thorough discussion and description of vascular dementia. Causes, symptoms and preventions are explored.

During this coronavirus pandemic, those with dementia may be more confined than usual which could lead to more dilemmas and difficulties. What are the signs, causes and remedies when your loved one may have delirium.

Dr. Monica and Denise give tips on caring for someone in the age of the Coronavirus Pandemic.

Social workers provide an important service to persons with dementia and their caregivers. Denise has a one on one conversation with licensed clinical social worker Alice Mullins as she discusses the benefits of support groups and services they provide.

Caregivers may find it difficult to communicate and interact with their loved one with dementia. Denise and Dr. Monica discuss everyday scenarios and how to deal with them to create better communication.

Dr. Parker has a candid discussion with the former U.S. Surgeon General about Alzheimer's, mental health, research, caregiving and his own personal story with the disease.

When you decide to keep your loved one at home, Dr. Monica and Denise give some tips on how to make it easier.

Starting off a new season, Dr. Monica and Denise discuss, "What is Lewy Body Dementia." You will learn some of the symptoms and what to look for in a diagnosis of this form of Dementia.