64 Best Dementia Podcasts to Listen to (2026)

The Caregiver's Journey podcast is an innovative and refreshing way to learn how to tackle day-to-day Alzheimer's and dementia family caregiving challenges with strength, patience, and peace of mind. Using practical tips and candid conversations, Sue Ryan and Nancy Treaster help you navigate caregiving's ups and downs, so you move from feeling frustrated, overwhelmed, and sometimes frightened - to confident, balanced, and supported. more

This is the Dementia Care Partner Podcast, a podcast to help you navigate the senior care maze. Learn and laugh with us as we discuss creative solutions and ideas to common and uncommon dementia care challenges, and how to make sense of the senior care industry and options even if you're not a professional. Are you caring for a person living with dementia? We would love to hear from you! Send us a note at ****@teepasnow.com and tell us what you'd like for us to discuss! You can also visit our website at www.teepasnow.com. more

Dementia Matters is a podcast about Alzheimer's disease and other causes of dementia. Creator and host Dr. Nathaniel Chin interviews leading scientists and caregiving experts to bring listeners the latest in Alzheimer's disease news, research and caregiver resources. Brought to you by the Wisconsin Alzheimer's Disease Research Center, find show notes and more resources at dementiamatters.adrc.wisc.edu/. more

The Remember Me Podcast is a heartfelt and informative series dedicated to supporting families, caregivers, and individuals affected by Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD). Hosted by Maria Kent Beers and Rachael Martinez, both of whom have personal experiences with FTD caregiving, the podcast aims to provide connection, understanding, and advocacy for those navigating the challenges of this rare and often misunderstood disease. Visit our website www.remembermeftd.com Join us on Patreon at www.patreon.com/remembermecommunity Follow us on Instagram @remembermepodcast. more

Rachael Wonderlin tackles common challenges in dementia caregiving and seeks to make everyone a better care partner and professional by promoting education and empathy. Rachael has a Master's in Gerontology and owns Dementia By Day, a dementia care consulting firm. She is the author of 3 books with Johns Hopkins University Press. You can find her on Instagram @dementiabyday and download her '16 Things I'd Want If I Got Dementia' list from rachaelwonderlin.com more

Stop guessing and start leading. Caring for a loved one with dementia or Alzheimer's shouldn't feel like a constant state of crisis. In Dementia Decoded, host Jennifer Fink transforms her two decades of caregiving experience into a masterclass for the working family caregiver.After eight years as Fading Memories, we have evolved to provide you with more than just stories—we provide a strategy. As a caregiving strategist and advocate for AARP and the Alzheimer's Association, Jennifer decodes the medical jargon, communication hurdles, and emotional toll of the disease to help you advocate for your loved one without losing yourself in the process.Each week, we dive into:Caregiving Strategies: Practical tools for managing daily care and long-term planning.Brain Health: Understanding the science behind the 'why' of dementia.Advocacy & Support: Navigating the healthcare system and finding your village.The 'Real Talk': Permission to laugh through the absurdity and heal through honest conversation.Experience matters. Strategy wins. Laughter heals. Whether you are in the first stages of a diagnosis or deep in the trenches, it's time to turn the light on.Welcome to Dementia Decoded. more

Welcome Caregiver Storyteller, presented by CaringKind, hosted by Dr. Anne Kenny & Perla Tamez Casasnovas, we delve into the diverse world of Alzheimer's & dementia caregiving. Through each story, we explore the dedication & unique experiences of those who walk this journey. Our podcast is more than educational, it's a space of empathy & understanding, highlighting the resilience, joy & deep emotional connections that form in the face of adversity. Join us as we navigate the multifaceted realities of caregiving, celebrating the strength & spirit of those at the heart of this experience. more

Are You a Christian Family Caregiver Feeling Stuck, Overwhelmed, or Unsure What To Do Next? If you're caring for a spouse, parent, or loved one with dementia or Alzheimer's disease, you've probably spent hours searching for answers. You've read the books. Listened to the podcasts. Talked to the doctors. Searched online late at night. And yet you may still find yourself asking: 'What am I supposed to do now?' Welcome to Dementia Caregiver Support for Christians, the podcast that helps Christian caregivers recognize what is actually happening in their caregiving situation so they can move forward with greater confidence, wisdom, and faithfulness. Because caregiving challenges are frequently not solved by information alone. Often the hardest part is understanding what has changed. You may be wondering whether your loved one is still safe to stay home alone. Whether it is time to stop driving. Why bathing has become a daily battle. Why evenings suddenly feel more confusing, difficult, or unpredictable. Why your loved one keeps asking the same question over and over again. Or why caregiving now requires more time, energy, responsibility, and supervision than it did six months ago. What used to work no longer works. And you're not always sure what to do next. Whether you're caring for a spouse, parent, or family member living with dementia, this podcast helps you think clearly about your caregiving situations through a biblical worldview so you can faithfully steward your responsibilities, care well for your loved one, and honor Christ in the process. Here are some of the questions Christian caregivers are asking: ✅ Why does my loved one with dementia keep asking the same questions repeatedly? ✅ How do I know when memory loss is becoming a safety concern? ✅ What should I do when my loved one refuses bathing, medication, meals, or other daily care? ✅ Why are evenings becoming more difficult, confusing, or unpredictable (sundowning)? ✅ How do I know when I can no longer leave my loved one alone safely? ✅ When should I start worrying about wandering, driving, or getting lost? ✅ How do I know when it may be time for memory care, assisted living, or a nursing home? ✅ Why does caregiving keep becoming more difficult even though I've learned so much about dementia? ✅ How do I balance caring for my loved one, my spouse, my children, my work, and my other responsibilities? ✅ Why do I feel overwhelmed, exhausted, or stuck when trying to make caregiving decisions? ✅ What does faithful dementia caregiving look like from a Christian perspective? ✅ How do I trust God when I am uncertain about what to do next? ✅ How do I make difficult caregiving decisions without being consumed by guilt? ✅ What does the Bible teach about caring for aging parents living with dementia? ✅ How do I care for my loved one without neglecting the other responsibilities God has entrusted to me? This podcast is not about collecting more information. It is about recognizing what is actually happening when driving becomes a concern, when you can no longer leave someone alone safely, when dementia behaviors keep escalating, when caregiving begins affecting your marriage or family, or when you are no longer sure what the next faithful step should be. Because what worked before may no longer fit what your caregiving situation requires today. Each episode is designed to help you: ✔️ Recognize situations many caregivers miss until they become crises ✔️ Understand why certain problems keep returning ✔️ Think more clearly about difficult caregiving challenges ✔️ View dementia caregiving through a biblical worldview ✔️ Better recognize what you may actually be facing You won't find fear-based advice, false promises, or empty encouragement here. You'll find biblical truth, practical wisdom, and thoughtful conversations about the real situations Christian caregivers face every day. 🎧 Subscribe now to Dementia Caregiver Support for Christians. 📍 If you're wondering about driving, staying home alone, memory care, wandering, bathing, caregiver exhaustion, difficult dementia behaviors, or other common caregiving challenges, visit DignicareByDesign.com to identify which caregiving situation most closely matches what you're facing today. Still unsure what you're facing? Start with the 'Determine What Needs To Happen Next' assessment. 🙏 May the Lord bless and keep you—and I'll see you in the next episode. more

We prepare dementia caregivers for success. Say goodbye to the overwhelm & struggle and learn the real tips, strategies, and solutions that help make dementia caregiving easier. With board certified geropsychologist, Dr. Natali Edmonds Sign up for a free training on How To Care For A Loved One With Dementia- Without the Overwhelm, Dread, and Confusion more

This podcast explores unique topics related to dementia through conversations with physicians, experts, and community leaders—focusing on innovative ideas, practical strategies, and proven methods to create a supportive path for caregivers. Reach out to us with questions or comments at ****@bannerhealth.com.Our renowned programs and services are made possible by the generous support of donors to Banner Alzheimer's Foundation. To learn more about the ways you can help support families and the fight against Alzheimer's disease and related disorders visit https://cutt.ly/TOBplVw. more

This podcast is designed to give you quick and entertaining information regarding caring for someone with dementia. 'Carosene The Gigolo Song (cdk Remix)' by Analog By Nature. 2015 Licensed under Creative Commons. Attribution Noncommercial (3.0). more

Defy Dementia is an empowering new podcast by Baycrest that is dedicated to helping you reduce your dementia risk. Join us on a captivating exploration of key dementia risk factors as we interview experts, hear inspiring stories from persons with lived experience, and share practical advice to help you optimize your aging journey. Tune in and subscribe at defydementia.ca or anywhere you get your podcasts, and unlock the power to age fearlessly and defy dementia.Each episode will be complemented by a short video, infographic, and related resources to help you take control of your brain health.Defy Dementia is hosted by Jay Ingram (Canadian author and broadcaster) and Dr. Allison Sekuler (President and Chief Scientist, Baycrest Academy for Research and Education, and the Centre for Aging + Brain Health Innovation). The podcast is generously funded by the Public Health Agency of Canada. more

One in two of us will be affected by dementia in our lifetime, and at Dementia UK, we believe no one should face it alone. That's why we created this multi award-winning podcast. Hear first-hand dementia stories from people living with the condition, alongside life-changing advice from our dementia specialist Admiral Nurses. Whether you're a carer or young carer, living with a dementia diagnosis, worried about symptoms like memory loss or simply want to share your experiences, why not visit our website to find out how we can support you? dementiauk.org/podcast-support 'My life with dementia' is hosted by Ted Lasso's Kola Bokinni. The series is produced by Arlie Adlington. Dementia UK: helping families face dementia. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

Get engulfed in the intense journey of a caregiver who happens to be a comedian. J Smiles use of levity reveals the stress and rewards of caregiving interwoven with her own personal journey.  Over 10 years ago, she was catapulted into caregiving overnight when the shock of her dad's death pushed her mom into Alzheimer's in the blink of an eye. A natural storyteller, her vivid descriptions and impressive recall will place you squarely in each moment of truth, at each fork in the road. She was a single, childless mechanical engineering, product designing, lawyer living a meticulously crafted international existence until she wasn't. The lifestyle shift was immediate. Starting from scratch, she painstakingly carved out useful knowledge and created a beneficial care plan for her mom.  J Smiles will fly solo and have expert guests. You will get tips, tricks, trends and TRUTH.  Alzheimer's is heavy, we don't have to be. All caregivers are welcome to snuggle up, Parent Up! more

Welcome to What the Dementia. Join us as we dive into the world of dementia, exploring the complexities of this often misunderstood condition. We bring you expert insights, practical advice, and personal stories from those who have walked this path. Whether you're a caregiver, a loved one, or someone living with dementia, this podcast is your companion in understanding and navigating the dementia journey. We aim to empower you with knowledge, dispel common misconceptions, and foster a community of support. Tune in to What the Dementia and let's unravel the mysteries of dementia together. more

Caring for someone with Alzheimer's, Lewy Body, Parkinson's Disease, vascular, frontotemporal, or another dementia? Dr. Rita Jablonski, a renowned dementia behaviors expert, nurse practitioner, and NIH-funded researcher, explains why behaviors occur and how to handle them. Learn how to deal with care refusals, illusions, delusions, hallucinations, sexual overtures, shadowing, sundowning, and MORE! Unlock the dementia brain. Reconnect with your loved one by learning what is triggering a behavior and how to lovingly respond. Theme music: Closer by Staticinverona (www.tribeofnoise.com). more

This podcast is the story of Ken and Shanna, a married couple who's lives have been forever changed (for the better) because we have learned to live with and ultimately Survive Alzheimer's disease. We have learned many lessons in our 12+ year journey together down Dementia Road. Our mission is to help caregivers and families who have been changed by Alzheimer's disease. We share our experiences on how we both eventually rediscovered joy and gained a peace that passes all understanding, all while dealing with our lifes greatest challenge. more

Mind What Matters is a podcast about memory disease such as Alzheimer's and Dementia and how we can best care for the longterm health of our minds. Hosted by public speaker and advocate Elizabeth Humphreys.  more

A monthly podcast about dementia. Join your host, Barbara Hament every 2nd Tuesday of the month, as she interviews medical professionals, caregivers, and various experts on how to better understand and cope with this challenging and complex disease. more

Think Dementia is education and support for care partners.  Listeners can record a message and Amy House, C.D.P.  will unpack your question on the podcast and help you start to think dementia.  This results in better relationships and less stress for care partners. more

Life on Repeat is the podcast for dementia caregivers who need a breath, a laugh, and a lifeline.Hosted by eldercare consultant and dementia coach Laura Vaillancourt, each episode offers practical tools, expert insights, and honest conversations to help you navigate the caregiving journey with more clarity and less overwhelm.Whether you're a spouse, adult child, or long-distance caregiver, this show is your companion through the complex world of dementia care—offering wisdom, validation, and encouragement every step of the way.You're not alone. You're doing better than you think. And this podcast is here to walk beside you. more

Welcome to The Dementia Dialogues with me, Natalie Carter, dementia advocate, where I explore the ups and downs, fears and frustrations of living with dementia. Join us for heartfelt interviews with caregivers and researchers who share their stories and insights, charities offering support and making a difference in the lives of those affected by dementia, plus bonus solo episodes, 'Curious Minds', answering listener questions and concerns. more

A biweekly podcast for early career researchers, bringing together fantastic guests to discuss their research, careers + much more. Dedicated to sharing the science, encouraging collaborations, attracting more people to the field of Alzheimer's and other dementias research, and supporting those already here to succeed. Brought to you by https://www.dementiaresearcher.nihr.ac.uk at University College London, in association with Alzheimer's Association, Alzheimer's Research UK, Alzheimer's Society and Race Against Dementia - everything you need, all in one place. supporting early career researchers across the world Register today to recieve weekly bulletins, with news, funding opportunities, jobs, and events. more

You Forgot That I Existed is conversations between two friends with moms with Alzheimer's Disease.  Joanna's mom is currently in a memory care facility.   Sue's mom has passed from this cruel disease.   While Joanna and Sue are not experts in the field of Alzheimer care,  they will share what they have learned re: assisted living , finances, and legally caring for aging loved ones.   The hosts keep it light by peppering in stories of their college kids, dogs, books,  & pop culture.      more

Welcome to the Age of Aging, a podcast about living well with an aging brain. The Age of Aging is a podcast released every other Tuesday, covering a wide range of stories in aging research. Co-hosted by Jake Johnson and Terrence Casey from the Penn Memory Center communications team, each episode they will explore what it means to age with independence and dignity in the modern world. The Age of Aging is recorded and produced at the Michael Naidoff Communications Hub at the Penn Memory Center. more

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A free, bi-weekly podcast that uses personal stories, occasional interviews, and simple rituals to support dementia caregiving spouses more

The Truth Lies and Alzheimer's Podcast features Lisa Skinner, a highly recognized expert and media host. Lisa Skinner's original thinking and counter-intuitive solutions provide family members, spouses, children, caregivers, and others with a concise guide and the tools they need to effectively manage the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease and dementia. She is an International Speaker and Author.The Podcast features conversations that provide Tips for all caregivers navigating the heartbreaking challenges of having a loved one diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease or other dementia. Everyone has a story about Alzheimer's. It's time to start the conversation about Alzheimer's and stop treating it like it's only a 'Family Business.' #starttheconversation To book an appearance on our Truth, Lies & Alzheimer's, contact: Lisa Skinner at ****@gmail.com more

This podcast was born out of obedience to God. Out of a calling to step into what He placed on my heart long before I ever felt ready. If you are caring for a husband, parent, or loved one with early-onset dementia and you feel exhausted, overwhelmed, unseen, or spiritually drained, this space was created for you. Living with EOD: Biblical Solutions for Caregiver Burnout is a faith-centered podcast for Christian women navigating the daily realities of dementia caregiving. The constant decisions. The emotional grief. The guilt for needing rest. The quiet questions you whisper to God when no one else is listening. God sees you. He has heard your prayers. And He has not abandoned you in this season. Each episode offers biblical truth, practical encouragement, and spiritual grounding to help you move from survival mode to sustained strength without losing your faith, your identity, or yourself in the process. Inside this podcast, you'll find: Biblical encouragement rooted in Scripture Honest conversations about caregiver burnout Faith-based tools to help you renew your mind and guard your heart Gentle reminders that you are not failing you are faithfully showing up Hope-filled perspective for a season that often feels heavy and lonely You don't have to walk this journey alone. You don't have to carry it all in your own strength. And you were never meant to pour from an empty cup. If you're ready to feel seen, supported, and spiritually strengthened, this podcast is for you. Welcome to Living with EOD . Where faith meets caregiving. And burnout meets biblical truth. more

2024 #1 ALL TIME DEMENTIA PODCAST /GOODPODS and 2020 WINNER BEST PODCAST - New Media Film Festival. Caregivers have one of the hardest jobs in the world. Having both been caregivers for a family member affected with Alzheimer's, Susie Singer Carter and Don Priess both know this is a disease that cannot be faced alone. In fact, their Oscar Qualified film based on Susie's Mother, MY MOM AND THE GIRL starring Valerie Harper in her final performance - has and continues to touch people all over the world. Their goal was to let others know they are not on their own and to help them find the JOY in the journey. And that's just what they do in their Podcast 'Love Conquers Alz'. more

Welcome to Spotlight on Care, the podcast where we share stories, experiences, tips and advice on caring for loved ones affected by Alzheimer's and other dementias. Spotlight on Care is produced by the University of California, Irvine Institute for Memory Impairments and Neurological Disorders, UCI MIND. Please subscribe to the Spotlight on Care podcast wherever you listen. For more information, visit mind.uci.edu. What would like to hear about next? Email us at ****@uci.edu. more

A podcast for people who are navigating the challenges of caring for a person with Dementia.  A place where your well-being matters, where community and support can be found, and where hope on this journey exists.  We are in this together. more

Dr. Mia is a board-certified geriatrician, former sandwich generation caregiver, memory specialist, on a mission to help you navigate the healthcare system and memory care for your aging parents. She interviews experts and real-life caregivers to help you navigate dementia care with confidence and grace. This is educational content, does not represent patient-physician relationship, nor does Dr. Mia speak on behalf of her employer or other funders. www.miayangmd.com more

When a loved one is diagnosed with dementia, family members can feel completely overwhelmed. You're now trying to juggle managing your loved one's increasing need for care while also tending to your own family, career and life. It can truly feel like a balancing act. I'm Kelly Bertenshaw, a licensed Speech Language Pathologist and certified Dementia Care Specialist. I have worked with those affected by dementia and their families for more than 20 years. I started this podcast to help you, the family members, as you navigate this journey. My goal is to provide you with proven strategies, relevant information and research, as well as actionable steps you can take today . Together, we'll find the answers. Because no one should walk this journey alone. RSSVERIFY more

Welcome to Alzheimer's Breakthrough with Dr. Josh Helman, MD, the transformative podcast that delves into the root causes of cognitive decline and provides real solutions for preventing—and even reversing—Alzheimer's. Hosted by Dr. Josh Helman, MD, a Harvard-trained physician with advanced degrees in biochemistry, this show is designed for individuals living with Alzheimer's, their loved ones, and anyone determined to preserve and improve brain health.Each week, Dr. Josh demystifies the complexities of dementia, unpacks the latest breakthroughs in neurodegenerative research, and shares actionable lifestyle strategies drawn from his six years of clinical experience reversing Alzheimer's. From tackling nutritional deficiencies and toxin exposure to exploring cutting-edge diagnostics and mind-body interventions, Alzheimer's Breakthrough with Dr. Josh Helman, MD, turns every challenge into an opportunity to reclaim cognitive vitality and hope.If you're ready to discover evidence-based approaches that can restore mental clarity and empower you or your loved ones, tune in to Alzheimer's Breakthrough with Dr. Josh Helman, MD, on Spotify, Apple Podcasts, or YouTube. Get ready to embrace a brighter future—one breakthrough at a time. more

BrainStorm, a podcast series by UsAgainstAlzheimer's, features conversations with doctors, researchers, authors and luminaries, people living with dementia and their caregivers. We'll delve into what matters most to you about your brain and ask questions about keeping your memory sharp and maintaining optimal brain health. Learn about the latest in the science of longevity, Alzheimer's and cognitive disease research. We'll look at disparities in diseases, and equity and access for all. New episodes, hosted by Meryl Comer, are available first and third Tuesdays of every month. Join Us! more

Living With Alzheimer's is a podcast about living with dementia from the perspective of Ginger, an octogenarian with early-stage Alzheimer's, and Christoph, her son and full-time caregiver.Their conversations with each other and with a variety of subject matter experts provide listeners with heartfelt stories of Ginger's journey as well as best practices for other caregiverswho are providing support for friends or family members living with the impacts of dementia.Ginger, a former English teacher and retired librarian, was diagnosed with Alzheimer's in 2019. Her daily life has been impacted by dementia in a way that gives her a unique perspective onlife and living. Christoph, Ginger's son and full-time caregiver, is a former journalism teacher and amateur radio host. He has been learning from dementia care experts and started thepodcast as a way to share insights from subject matter experts with the many families impacted by dementia.Subscribe to the podcast to follow Ginger's story and to learn more about available resources for dementia care. more

Hello Alzheimer's will inform, inspire and affirm those touched by Alzheimer's or other dementia through the powerful perspectives in our community: From renowned neurologists to committed caregivers. Together, we'll delve into the details of dementia to discover why right now is considered the 'Era of Hope' when it comes to dementia research. Together, we'll learn about the scope of this crisis and what our community is doing about it. And together, we'll learn about the best strategies to care for our loved ones AND ourselves... such that we can cope and even still find the joy during the Alzheimer's or other dementia journey. Hello Alzheimer's -- hosted by journalist, advocate and daughter, Karla Hult of So Many Goodbyes -- will indeed inform, inspire and affirm each of us... none of us is alone. more

Check out www.dementiadialogue.ca Our podcasts feature people with dementia, their care/life partners, and supporters sharing experiences. They demonstrate their capacity to live fully and enable peer listeners to understand and gain insight and strengthen their adaptive skills. Episodes also enhance understanding within the broader community of what it means to live with dementia. more

Alzheimer's Speaks Radio gives voice to all, sharing resources, tools, and products. Through collaboration & education we are changing dementia care. more

Being Patient is the leading online community for Alzheimer's, dementia patients, caregivers. We talk to experts about Alzheimer's news, advice, stories and support! Visit www.beingpatient.com for the latest Alzheimer's news and researches! more

Information, tips, and strategies to help you be a better caregiver and deal with the challenges you face every day. more

Presented by the Alzheimer's Association New England Region. Firsthand experiences from those navigating their journey with Alzheimer's disease, care partners, and researchers. more

Join host Dawn Platt, Corporate Memory Care Director and National Dementia Trainer and Coach, as she takes listeners through the journeys of dementia: diagnosis, education, coping mechanisms, when to seek additional help, and so much more. more

Your Brain on Mom , sibling co-hosts open up about the unexpected beginning of their mother's dementia journey — a journey that didn't start with obvious memory loss, but with a broken ankle . What followed were strange behaviors, unexplained shifts, and subtle cognitive changes that signaled something deeper was happening. As a brother-and-sister caregiver team , we share the real-life dementia story of how we first encountered our mom's cognitive decline . From unusual reactions in the hospital to confusing days at home, we walk through the early signs of Alzheimer's disease and how they can appear differently than you might expect. We also discuss the differences between dementia vs. Alzheimer's and how confusing it is to understand the distinction. This podcast highlights the emotional side of becoming sibling caregivers — the frustration, the gut instinct, and the bond that forms when adult children team up to care for a parent. We also share how we use humor as a survival tool, because sometimes the only way through the fear and confusion of the progression of Alzheimer's disease is to laugh together. By telling our caregiving story , we hope to normalize the chaos, confusion, and unexpected moments that caregivers face, and to create a space where others feel seen. We explain why we decided to start this podcast — to document the earliest moments of our journey and to give a voice to other sibling caregivers navigating similar paths. Whether you're researching dementia vs. Alzheimer's , searching for early signs of Alzheimer's disease , curious about sibling caregivers , or looking for real-life dementia stories to relate to, this podcast offers a candid, relatable, and hopeful look at the very beginning of the caregiving journey. Produced by Aflalo Communications Inc. ( www.aflalo.com ) more

Welcome to Surviving the Now: Younger-Onset Alzheimer's. Each week, a group of spouses and/or family members talk openly about the realities of loving someone with younger-onset Alzheimer's—the heartbreak, the hope, the guilt, the grace, and everything in between. If you're waking up every day to a life you didn't plan for, you're not alone. Let's walk this journey together—one moment, one memory, and one breath at a time.' more

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Welcome to Minding Memory. In this podcast we discuss topics related to dementia research. This is an all-hands-on-deck moment for dementia research, and we have topics for both those new to the space as well as old pros. We start with some basics, like: What exactly is dementia? What are the different types of dementia? What is the TICS, if not a swarm of blood-sucking insects? But we also invite researchers on to discuss their interesting work to give you a glimpse at the questions, data, and methods moving the field forward. Minding Memory is co-hosted by Matthew Davis and Lauren Gerlach. Matt and Lauren are health services researchers and professors at the University of Michigan. Matt's PhD is in Data Science and Lauren is a geriatric psychiatrist. The Minding Memory podcast is part of the Center to Accelerate Population Research in Alzheimer's (CAPRA) at the University of Michigan, supported by the National Institute on Aging at the National Institutes of Health. Additional support also comes from the Institute for Healthcare Policy and Innovation. The content of this podcast does not represent the views of the National Institutes of Health or the University of Michigan. Please consider subscribing to this podcast and make sure to check out our website. On our website you'll also find links to the center's seminar series and data products created specifically for dementia research. You can subscribe to Minding Memory on Apple Podcasts , Spotify , or wherever you listen to podcasts. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information. more

The journey of caring for a loved one with dementia can be deeply challenging. Juliah Ratladi, an MSc Dementia Care Specialist and experienced dementia care professional, is uniquely positioned to share her observations, experiences, knowledge, and insights on various aspects of dementia care. Together with other dementia experts and caregivers, she raises awareness, offers encouragement, and provides hope. Through meaningful discussions, they shed light on key dementia-related issues, helping to educate and support those affected by the condition. Dementia care: How deep is your love? more

Navigating the insidious illness of Alzheimer's is something nobody asks for. The disease sneaks up on you and your loved one, and it feels like you've been sucker-punched in the gut when you get the diagnosis from a doctor. So many things race through your mind: why us? What do we do? We worked so hard to get to this point in life. We just moved here after we both worked for 30 years, sold our house up North, and retired to Florida to enjoy our 'golden years'. It's not fair! Who's going to take care of her/him? I don't know a thing about this illness. She's always done the cooking; I don't even know how to boil water. He's always taken care of me and everything else, like Finances. I don't even drive! And it goes on and on. Facing this disease will bring you to your knees. Once you get over the initial shock (GUT PUNCHED), the questions and fears take hold. Where do we turn for help? Who do I call? What do I do? How do you take care of someone with Alzheimer's? Are there support groups? And questions like these keep coming. I am a caregiver. I wasn't before. Well, not this kind of caregiver. My wife was officially diagnosed in January of 2018. I had a sneaking suspicion that she might have something like this about 2 years earlier. So, when I brought it to my Neurologist, he sent us to a very nice Psychologist who specializes in testing patients to determine more accurately what is going on. It was a question-and-answer session, followed by a very detailed testing procedure that usually takes three or more hours. The patient must complete the test, which comprises questions, simple actions, and memory tests. Then give them a couple of numbers or words, and move on, returning to the numbers or words a short time later. So, moving forward, I asked the same questions mentioned earlier. What are my options? So I 'sucked it up'-Manned up, so to speak. It's part of the deal for better or worse, right? So began my quest for information on support groups, doctors, and anything I could get my hands on. It's been 6 years, and I am still looking for anything that will help me crawl along this uncharted path to enlightenment. I was very fortunate to live in a city with numerous resources to draw on. Most importantly, it's a place named after someone who suffered from Alzheimer's. His wife provided the money to start the Alvin Dubin Center: The Dubin Center for short. Their mission is to achieve caregiver health, strength, and resilience by providing education, information, hope, and compassion. And boy do they. I leaned on them for everything I could find. Took all kinds of classes to learn what I needed to do to be the caregiver I have to be. Their caregiver class took about 6 weeks. The material we learned from and the instructors were top-notch. I still go back to the notes I took and the books we used, both as a refresher and for inspiration. Hopefully, wherever you are listening to this, there will be a place like the Dubin Center. If not, don't despair. The info is out there. That's what this podcast is about. We want to share our resources, our experiences, our heartbreak, and our little victories. From time to time, we'd like to bring in Physicians, Nurses, Experts, and people like you and me who are going through this disease with our loved ones, willing to share their journeys. The first thing that really stuck with me, and hopefully it will be with you. If you are a caregiver, you must first take care of yourself. Because this is not a sprint, but a marathon, and if you are run down, get sick, or worse.... Who's going to take care of your spouse, mother, father, or child? Think about that for a few seconds. It's you, the Caregiver. It's me, the Caregiver. That's why we're here. Gut Punched: Alzheimer's & Caregivers! Thanks for joining us...now let's get going. more

Brain health is more mainstream than ever. Yet by 2043, dementia cases are expected to soar by 61%. The good news? Scientists now know how we can take preventative measures to reduce the risk of dementia - and if the time comes, how to best support someone with it. Guiding you through the science, this podcast is your essential guide to brain health, now and for the future. more

A place to talk about grief, dementia and caregiving. A place to find comfort when you are going through a difficult time.A place to know you are not alone as you go through this difficult time. more

During candid, 30-minute interviews with leading experts, Claire Webster, Alzheimer Care Consultant and Founder of the McGill University Dementia Education Program, explores topics related to caring for a loved one with dementia. more

Siblings Karin and Andrew Edelson are caring for their mother, Joanna, who has Alzheimer's. One year ago, they did the unthinkable - moving Joanna from assisted living back into the home she's lived in for over 50 years. With the help of amazing caregivers, volunteer visitors, and Andrew, who has also moved back home, they are creating a lovely existence for their mom. Joanna finds joy in playing the piano and singing, belting out catchy riffs on classic tunes. Join them on their journey as they share stories about their experience and seek advice from experts on how to care for a loved one who is struggling with this devastating disease. In this podcast, they explain how they find humor and humanity while creating a community of caregiving listeners.You can email us at ****@gmail.com. more

Caring for someone with dementia can feel overwhelming but you don't have to do it alone. The Dementia Collective is a podcast for caregivers seeking real support and fresh ideas.Hosted by Andrew Karesa, founder of blueBell Village, each episode features conversations with caregivers, clinicians, and innovators who bring practical insights, lived experience, and unexpected resources to light. Whether it's navigating daily challenges, learning about emerging supports, or hearing stories from others on the journey, this podcast is here to help. We're here to walk alongside you more

Begin your journey to De-mystify and De-stigmatise dementia in your community and become a fellow advocate for people living with dementia and their families to live well. Dementia Demystified is hosted and created by Tim England who is a Dementia Champion and a leading voice on dementia in Australia. Being a dementia consultant and educator who De-mystifies and De-stigmatises dementia Tim advocate for people living with dementia and their families to live well. Dementia is an insidious condition and it tenacles infiltrate all levels of societies, and dementia is a challenging topic to discuss. Fear and stigma are associated with dementia and many actively avoid the subject. There is a great deal of misunderstanding, misinformation and many outdated myths linked to dementia. This podcast series aims to change this by being an information bridge between the scientific community and the public regarding dementia related topics. Being short in length, each episode targets a single dementia element while using simple non-complicated terms and language. If you have a loved one living with dementia. If you want to smash the myths and miss information about dementia. If you desire to help people living with dementia and their families to live well. Then these podcasts are for you. more

Hosted by Fran & Tom who live with Dementia, we're a podcast & community for those impacted in the early to middle stages offering expert insights, honest stories & support. For those diagnosed, carers & families who need to feel seen, informed & less alone 🤝 **New Episodes Weekly On Mondays!**We want to take viewers on a journey to see what behaviours can be adapted, changed or moulded to support good brain health, and fight the progression of Dementia 🥊 more

People living with dementia are citizens whose lives matter. They have the same rights, needs and desires as everyone else, but are ignored far too often. It's time their voices were heard. So join us and let's talk dementia. more

Don't miss these vital updates on the latest in Alzheimer's and dementia care and research from the University of California. more

Hosted by David Uhlfelder, who is facing early-stage Alzheimer's with resilience and humor, alongside co-host Dr. Karen Gilbert, this podcast shines a light on living well with the disease. Together, they share personal stories, expert insights, and practical tips to help others navigate the journey with strength, knowledge, and hope. more

Port of Call is the monthly podcast from The Dementia Lifeboat , created for caregivers, families, and professionals who are seeking clear, compassionate answers about dementia. Hosted by Laura Wayman , the Dementia Whisperer, and Jocelyn Ives , a certified life coach for caregivers, each episode explores the real questions people ask when dementia symptoms begin to show up: changes in memory, behavior, communication, and daily functioning. Together, Laura and Jocelyn blend education and emotional support , helping listeners better understand what dementia is (and what it isn't), how it's diagnosed, and how it affects both the person experiencing symptoms and those who care for them. Want to speak on our podcast? Join us! laurawayman.com/podcast more

Helpful, educational information regarding Dementia, Care Planning, Brain Health, and the possible causes of major and minor cognitive impairments such as Alzheimer's Dementia, Vascular Dementia, Lewy Body Dementia, Frontotemporal Degeneration, traumatic brain injury, and neuroinflammation, among others. more

' Talking Dementia with Remo Health ' features experts in dementia leading the charge across medicine, research, policy, and caregiving. Together, we explore the latest advancements, guidance, and science to help people with dementia and their families navigate this complex disease. Remo Health is a virtual dementia care company. To learn more, visit www.remo.health . Better dementia care. Delivered virtually. © Remo Health, Inc. 2024 The information in this podcast series is for general informational purposes only and is not the practice of medicine or any profession. It is not intended to be medical advice and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. more

Hold the Moment is a podcast by people living with dementia and their families.