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Ready to find the perfect place for your loved one to live where they can get the best care possible? Be sure you use the expertise of a Professional Senior Referral Specialist in locating that place! Listen to Episode 6 as Tammy and Pam interview Tiffany Wright, current President of the Professional Association of Senior Referral Specialists (PASRS). Tiffany explains why it's so important for families to work with the RIGHT referral specialist who's committed to you and your loved one.
Pam and Tammy interview author and Dementia expert, Jan Dougherty. Jan provides amazing guidance on traveling with a loved one with dementia - tips, idea, and help - so be sure to listen! Get ALL the details by purchasing Jan's book, "Travel Well with Dementia: Essential Tips to Enjoy the Journey: on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/Travel-Well-Dementia-Essential-Journey/dp/1543993109/ref=sr_1_2?dchild=1&keywords=jan+dougherty&qid=1620400182&sr=8-2
Wondering how to talk with your spouse or loved one about later in life living arrangements if dementia or Alzheimer's becomes a factor? Learn about timing, what to say, criteria for a move, and what to be prepared for from dementia experts Tammy Luna and Pam Ostrowski.
Did you know your loved one can hide their dementia and memory issues? Listen to Pam Ostrowski and Tammy Luna as they walk through the obstacles to recognizing the signs of dementia and what you, as a family member or friend, can do to avoid them.
In the first episode of The Storm Clouds of Dementia, Dementia experts, Pam Ostrowski and Tammy Luna, share the motivation behind creating the podcast: to help families with loved ones with dementia navigate their journey through the many experiences, emotions, and decisions. You are not alone!
Dementia experts, Pam Ostrowski and Tammy Luna, talk about how to recognize the signs of demenia progression in Episode 2. We help you understand what to look for and how individualized the symptoms can be. Learn tips and tools to detect your loved one's condition as early as possible.