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Caring for elderly parents and loved ones is both complicated and emotional. According to Kelley Keoppen the most common mistake people make is waiting too long to arrange for care. Many do so out of a desire to fulfill their loved one's wishes to stay home, others are in denial themselves about the declining mental and physical capabilities of their family member but the vast majority do so out of guilt. There is sometimes a stigma about having your loved one in a nursing home or assisted living facility. In this episode Kelley guides us through the various types of care available and fundamental things you should consider when making arrangements for a loved one who is no longer able to care for themselves.
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RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE
Gardens Assisted Living
AHCA
Find A facility in Florida
Medicare
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IV Vitamin Therapy Centers have gained popularity in the wellness space and are being used regularly by celebrities and athletes. But how safe and effective are they? Dr. Matteo Rosselli joins us to discuss the various vitamin therapy and boosters available.
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RevitalIV
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Intravenous Nutrient Therapy - The Myer's Cocktail
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Lynne Barletta became the face of South Florida news for three years to help warn parents and communities about child sex traffickers. She worked with trafficked girls for two years in the Juvenile Justice system and has pioneered a new approach to help trafficked survivors overcome trauma and receive healing called the Power of Art. See CatchtheWaveofHope.org.
In 2001, Lynne was ordained through Covenant Center International and she founded Visionary Church in Stuart, Florida. See VisionaryChurch.org for information about services and outreaches.
Lynne founded Visionary School of Arts (VSOA), in Stuart, Florida in 2010. with an after-school semester course and camp program for ages 5-18 that includes fine art and leadership with widespread community involvement, shows, internship programs, and competitions. VSOA students, ages 5-17 have won over 600 local, national, and international awards since 2010. Adult and senior programs were launched in 2012. See VisionaryschoolofArts.org
Florida Faith Alliance (FFA) is the newest organization that Lynne founded in 2023. FFA is a branch of Visionary Centers International, formed to work at a state level to bring awareness and prayer to churches and Synagogues concerning child sex trafficking. See FloridaFaithAlliance.org
Resources discussed in this episode:
Renting Lacey: A story of America's prostituted Children
Bark
NetNanny
Life360
Connect with Karin Taylor Email: [email protected]
Instagram: @KarinTaylorOffficial
In this episode Karin talks candidly about dating over 75 with Lois, who is dating at 80 after being married for 50 years. In this very revealing and honest interview Lois shares:
- Importance of family and extended family member supporting seniors in dating
- How she screens dates to keep herself safe
- Financial and physical challenges unique to seniors in dating
- How the endless 'talking stage' is a problem for seniors too
- Frank discussion on senior sex (and code phrases to look for in dating profiles)
- What senior men could improve on their dating profile
- Her favorite online dating sites
- Why she (and many other senior women) want companionship but not marriage
Additional Resources:
Silver Singles
Our Time
How to stay safe while using senior dating sites
Dr. Christen Scott joins us to share the gifts that can come from experiencing the many phases of grief, how to support yourself and others through this time, why you shouldn't try to avoid or try to control the process, and how her relationship with her late husband continues to grow and strengthen after his transition. Our discussion started as one on experiencing the loss of a spouse but as Dr. Scott teaches us grief is experienced in many ways and the tools and encouragement she shares are applicable to many types of grief.
Christen Scott, Psy.D., ERYT-500, has been an entrepreneur in the health and wellness industry for over twenty years. She has a doctorate in clinical psychology and ran a very successful psychotherapy and consulting practice in the Washington, D.C. area for over fifteen years. However, after witnessing more transformation in the 8 limbs of yoga than in traditional psychotherapy, she focused more of her training in the areas of yoga and meditation, and eventually closed her private psychotherapy practice. Dr. Scott and her husband moved to South Florida, where they operated and taught at their yoga studio, the Power Yoga Tribe, in North Palm Beach from 2012 through 2019. Dr. Scott has several yoga and mediation certifications and is a Reiki Master. Her business is called the Yoga Shrink, which is where she addresses mental health issues and personal development issues through yoga philosophy and mindfulness. Dr. Scott has lead several personal development retreats throughout the US and internationally. Most recently, after her husband suddenly transitioned in November 2021, she has been working in the area of grief and loss. Dr. Scott brings together a mix of clinical psychology, 8 limbs of yoga, Reiki, and so much more into her work.
Connect with Dr. Christen Scott, the Yoga Shrink:
Website: www.yogashrinks.com
Check out Dr. Scott's April Bali Retreat & Online Classes under Events
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Instagram: @theyogashrink
This week Karin is joined by her friend Marla Maples, who so humbly describes herself as a 'work in progress'. Marla is a passionate advocate for mental, spiritual and physical wellness and chooses to offer inspiration and guidance to those who are seeking more joy and harmony in their lives. In this personal and very vulnerable interview Marla shares some of the most poignant transitions she has gone through in her life and shares wisdom and tools to help others experiencing the same.
Marla's long and winding journey has crisscrossed the world as an actress, radio/tv host, speaker, singer/songwriter and humanitarian. Dealing with the ups and downs of public life, Marla has found her space and her mission to spread love and light to those around her. In this episode you also won't want to miss a special introductory meditation that Marla so graciously shared.
Keep up with Marla on:
Instagram: @ItsMarlaMaples
Website: www.MarlaMaples.com
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