Episodes
· 38m
How To Know When To Take The Next Step with Your Older Parent or Loved One with Dr. Corinne Auman
Journeying with an aging loved one is a continual “dance” of taking the next steps. But, knowing what the next step should be, when the “next step” is needed, and how to take that…
· 55m
The Younger Caregiver: Home, Work & Caregiving
This podcast addresses issues specific to 20, 30, and early 40-year-olds who are primary caregivers for their parents or grandparents or are trying to learn strategies and…
· 1h 2m
Veterans’ and Surviving Spouses’ Potential Benefits
This podcast offers a general overview of eligibility requirements and VA benefits available for older veterans or their surviving spouses. While the podcast will provide basic…
· 44m
Differing Perspectives and Conflicting Goals Between Adult Children and Aging Parents
Caring for an aging parent or loved one can be a great privilege, giving us the opportunity to give back to our parents. Caregiving also, however, is often challenging,…
· 42m
Physical Activity in The Prevention of Cognitive Decline and Dementia
Dementia is at an all-time high in America. Many adult children are starting to notice declines in their aging parents. In this podcast, we learn about ways that we can help…
· 24m
Navigating the Health Media Landscape: Tips for Older Adults and Their Caregivers
Today we have more health information at our fingertips than ever before, but how do we take that information in and make sense of it? Today’s discussion looks at health…
· 58m
Isolation and Social Engagement
Research affirms the importance of staying active as we age and how detrimental isolation is, but Covid has made efforts to keep older loved ones engaged particularly challenging.…
· 1h 1m
Alphabet Soup For Caring for an Aging Adult
As we provide care for an aging loved one, we encounter lots of terms and abbreviations that can be confusing. This podcast will help listeners understand some of the “Alphabet…
· 27m
Imperfect Parent/Adult-Child Relationships with Dr. Jane Everson Ph.D., Project Principal Investigator, University of South Carolina Medical School
Providing care for an older loved one can be challenging, at best. When the relationship between the caregiver and care recipient has a difficult history, caring for and…
· 34m
Dementia and Music with Dr. Cassandra Germain, NC A&T
There are more than 5 million people in the US who have some form of dementia. More and more, research is showing the positive impact of music in lessening anxiety and depression…
· 34m
”What’s Fueling You...?” with Mary Remmes Caregiver Coach
Host Frances Hall of ACAPcommunity and co-host AJ Kerley of Pace @ Home, Hickory, NC welcome Mary Remmes, Caregiver Coach as they discuss “What’s Fueling You as You Care for Your…
· 45m
Religiosity and Spirituality Among Caregivers with Ashley Tate, PSU
In this episode host, Frances Hall of ACAPcommunity and co-host Lee Syria welcomes Ashley Tate from Penn State University. Religious practices and spirituality have been…