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01:30FeaturedCaring For Someone with Dementia
Today Author Merideth Sindel, from Australia will join us to discuss her book called "Caring for Somebody with Dementia" Nobody expects their parent to get dementia. Nobody is prepared for it. But for Merideth, her mother did get dementia and for the next three years she became her full time carer. Caring for Somebody with Dementia describes the experiences of life with dementia over those three years. Here is a bit you will find about the book: For all
Tags: Dementia Alzheimers care partners caregiving memory loss
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Dementia Care: Best Coping Strategies
Claire Day, our dementia care expert, joins Denise for their monthly discussion on Your Caregiving Journey talk show. Claire will share her best coping strategies for family caregivers of individuals with dementia.
Tags: dementia care claire day alzheimers caring for individuals with dementia coping with caregiving stress
by Denise Brown in Caregiving
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Dementia: Action For Global Change
Our interview today we will discuss what was shared about the Alzheimer's Disease International conferenceheld in Chinese Taipei.
We will be speaking to Marc Wortmann the Executive Director of ADI which is locatedin London. Our focus will be on conference, what they hope to achieve, who was involved and why it matters to have this meeting of the minds.
Alzheimer's Disease International or email ADI at: info@alz.co.uk
Our Second Guest is sociologist Cathy Greenblat who has traveled the world studying the treatments offered to people with dementia. She has been touched personally by this disease through her mother and two of grandparents. Cathy wanted to understand more about the condition and help provide a conduit for change.
Cathy is the aithor of the book "Love, Loss and Laughter," where she tells stories of positive aging and live with dementia. The photography is powerful and beautiful and will most likely change the way you veiw againg and illenss.
Cathy can be reached via her website
The book can be purchased on Amazon
Here is a powerful video which will give you a glimpse into Cathy's work
Tags: alzheimers dementia Memory Loss care partners Alzheimers Dementia Research
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The NLP View: Dementia Awareness Week
The 19 to the 24 of May is Dementia Awareness Week. Dementia is a painstaking illness that affects both the sufferer themselves and the individuals care giver. Dementia is a term that is used to describe a collection of symptoms including memory loss, problems with reasoning and communication skills, and a reduction in a person’s abilities and skills in carrying out activities of daily living. Dementia is a progressive condition. The symptoms become gradually worse, the rate of which varies from person to person and each person will experience dementia in a different way.
Listen to this segment of The NLP View Radio Show, as host, Donna Blinston is joined by author, Olive Hickmott to discuss the On-line Telesummit: New Perspectives on Dementia: 19th-24th May, Discussing How NLP and other alternative therapies help people who suffer from Dementia and more importantly, their careers. May the 17th, 2013 at 2pm EDT/11amPST/7pmGMT! Stay Tuned!
Tags: Olive Hickmott Dementia NLP Dementia Awareness Week Donna Blinston
by The Organic View in Health
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The NLP View: NLP For Dementia Treatment
Dementia is a term that is used to describe a collection of symptoms including memory loss, problems with reasoning and communication skills, and a reduction in a person's abilities and skills in carrying out activities of daily living. There are a number of different types of dementia the most common being Alzheimer's Disease, Vascular Dementia, Frontol Temporal Dementia and Dementia with Lewy bodies. A diagnosis of mixed dementia is when the presentation shows the person to have elements of more than one type of dementia. Dementia is a progressive condition. The symptoms become gradually worse, the rate of which varies from person to person and each person will experience dementia in a different way. The purpose of working with people who have dementia, is to improve the functions that the disability affects to the highest possible level. Once achieved, NLP is used to shift the focus and strengthen every other function and resource that the person is using to compensate for the areas that no longer work to their full capacity. Through using the techniques of NLP, we can improve the person's quality of life and provide them with more independence by removing any possible frustrations she or he is experiencing. Tune in to this segment of The NLP View Radio Show, as host, Donna Blinston talks to author, Olive Hickmott about how she uses NLP to help people who suffer from Dementia. Health coach, Olive Hickmott will discuss her experience of helping carers (professional or family members) to better understand Dementia and Alzheimer's from a behavioural point of view. These insights are designed to give carers a different perspective, enabling them to improve the quality of everyone's experience. Olive will also offer a couple of simple processes to help carers maintain their own health, that is so vital, in such challenging circumstances.
Tags: Olive Hickmott dementia NLP neuro linguistic programming Donna Blinston
by The Organic View in Environment
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The NLP View: NLP For Dementia Treatment
Dementia is a term that is used to describe a collection of symptoms including memory loss, problems with reasoning and communication skills, and a reduction in a persons abilities and skills in carrying out activities of daily living. There are a number of different types of dementia the most common being Alzheimers Disease, Vascular Dementia, Frontol Temporal Dementia and Dementia with Lewy bodies. A diagnosis of mixed dementia is when the presentation shows the person to have elements of more than one type of dementia. Dementia is a progressive condition. The symptoms become gradually worse, the rate of which varies from person to person and each person will experience dementia in a different way. The purpose of working with people who have dementia, is to improve the functions that the disability affects to the highest possible level. Once achieved, NLP is used to shift the focus and strengthen every other function and resource that the person is using to compensate for the areas that no longer work to their full capacity. Through using the techniques of NLP, we can improve the persons quality of life and provide them with more independence by removing any possible frustrations she or he is experiencing. Tune in to this segment of The NLP View Radio Show, as host, Donna Blinston talks to author, Olive Hickmott about how she uses NLP to help people who suffer from Dementia. Health coach, Olive Hickmott will discuss her experience of helping carers (professional or family members) to better understand Dementia and Alzheimers from a behavioural point of view. These insights are designed to give carers a different perspective, enabling them to improve the quality of everyones experience. Olive will also offer a couple of simple processes to help carers maintain their own health, that is so vital, in such challenging circumstances.
Tags: Olive Hickmott Donna Blinston NLP neuro linguistic programming dementia
by The Organic View in Health
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Dementia Care: Hiring Qualified Help
Claire Day, our dementia care expert, joins Denise to share tips to find qualified help to care for your family member with dementia.
Tags: dementia care alzheimers finding help during caregiving caring for parents caring for spouse
by Denise Brown in Caregiving
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After the Dementia Diagnosis: Now What?
Claire Day, our dementia care expert, joins Denise to discuss what you can do after your family member receives a diagnosis of dementia.
Tags: caring for parents caring for spouse dementia care dementia alzheimers
by Denise Brown in Health
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00:30
Dementia Care: Hiring Qualified Help
Claire Day, our dementia care expert, joins Denise to share tips to find qualified help to care for your family member with dementia.
Tags: dementia care alzheimers caring for spouse while raising children carin for parents finding qualified help during caregiving
by Denise Brown in Caregiving
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Planning For Gratitude, Plus New Approaches to Dementia
Planning For Gratitude,
Plus New Approaches to Dementia
Today our guest will be Linda McLean, an internationally respected business and life coach, and the author of the #1 International bestselling book, Next Level Living® – Today’s Guide for Tomorrow’s Abundant Life and My Gratitude Journal.
She will share with the how to live a life of gratitude, even through illness and how to develop a paln to do so and be successful.
Linda can be reached via her website at:
http://www.mcleaninternational.com
Our second guests are "Dementia Therapy Specialists" Dr. Daniel Nightingale and Kathleen Nightingale.
Dr Dan is a leading UK Clinical Dementia Specialist now based in the US. He is an author, speaker, and a world leader in the use of hypnosis for people living with dementia. Dr. Dan is founder and CEO of Dementia Doctor (UK), co-founder and CEO of Dementia Therapy Specialists (US) and Editor in Chief of the journal titled Dementia Therapy Care.
Kathleen Balland, CCH is a certified clinical hypnotherapist and Dementia Therapy Specialist. Her expertise includes Medical Imagery, Fears and Phobias, Stress, Weight and Pain Management. Kathleen is clinically certified by the American Council of Hypnotist Examiners, and is board certified by the American Board of Hypnotherapy. She is also an award-winning wellness author.
Dr. Dan and Kathy can be reached via their website
http://dementiatherapyspecialists.com/
Conference Link
Tags: alzheimers dementia Memory Loss care partners caregiving
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Transgender Needs When Dealing With Dementia
Kaye will share her story and the struggles of living with dementia as a transgender person. Sam will tell us how the Alzheimer's Association is working to help this population, and together we will discuss the proper terminology and how we can remove the stigmas and build tolerance for all people living with the disease. Come and join the conversation!
Kaye can be reached kayefox@sc.rr.com
LGBT caregiver concerns http://www.alz.org/national/documents/brochure_lgbt_caregiver.pdf
24/7 helpline – 800-272-3900
Alzheimer’s Association www.alz.org
Caregiver Center www.alz.org/care/
Alzheimer’s Navigator www.alzheimersnavigator.org
Research www.alz.org/research/overview.asp
WALK to End Alzheimer’s www.alz.org/walk
Tags: Dementia Alzheimers disease Memory Loss care partners caregiving
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Changing Levels of Care for Dementia Care
Alzheimer's care starts out innocently enough, but will demand more and more from you over time. Here's a short road map to help plan your best route. Are you already providing care for a parent or relative? This is an illness that will test your limits... it will stay one step ahead of you. Every time you think you finally have a problem behavior under control, the next dramatic change will knock you off balance. So take 15 minutes and I will give you the best overview of what to expect...and u
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