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Navigating the Complexities of Brain Disease

Some listeners may not even be aware that these elements exist. Lisa explains why she refers to them as the “hidden or secret faces” of brain disease. Also, Lisa tells two deeply personal stories and explains how each story illustrates a surprising behavior.

When Pain Becomes a Habit: Unraveling Brain Behavior

Change the brain’s behavior, and your pain will either go away or be minimized so the person can go on with their life.

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Alzheimers BLOG Brain Caregivers Dementia

Responding to those unexpected behavioral changes

Not only does Lisa identify possible triggers, but also discusses key tips and strategies for responding to these unexpected behavioral changes.

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Ageing Alzheimers BLOG Brain Politicians

Should there be an age limit for elected politicians

Given that age is the number one risk factor for developing Alzheimer’s disease and related dementia, Lisa offers extensively researched facts to support why the time has possibly come to ask ourselves if age should now become a consideration in qualifying a person…

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Alzheimers BLOG Brain Caregivers Memory

Music Therapy and Alzheimers Patients

Sam, who hadn’t spoken a word for over a year, and as soon as he heard the song, “Auld Lange Syne”, he started belting out the words to that song.

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Alzheimers Anixety BLOG Brain Caregivers

What are they desperatley trying to tell you

This is the very reason why it is so important to learn to recognize what has triggered your loved one’s behavior and what it is they are desperately trying to tell you. Lisa will share with you many tips and solutions about what…

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Alzheimers BLOG Brain Dementia Expert Advice

The proper way to approach someone with dementia

For example, Lisa shares with her audience the proper way in which to approach someone with dementia, and why it is important for a caregiver or family member to always explain what they are intending to do before they do it, such as…

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Author BLOG Books Brain Mental Health Non Profit PTSD

There is a way to help you with PTSD

Dr.Lipov discusses his own trauma, how the DSR helped him and how the Stellate Ganglion Block works to reset the sympathetic nervous system, how transgenerational trauma can affect our DNA for 2 to 3 generations! Stellate Ganglion Block, also called Dual Sympathetic Reset…

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Alzheimers BLOG Brain Caregiving Coaching

Memory Matters with Tips and Tricks

Rena gave tips on how you can remember a person’s name which Betsy personally thought was excellent and will be following those tips! Also discussed how aging is perceived in Israel where Rena lives and how technology is helping caregivers and those who…

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Alzheimers BLOG Brain Caregivers Dementia Elderly Care Expert Advice

Misplaces car keys and wonders is this Dementia

This is a must-listen episode for anyone who occasionally misplaces car keys and wonders if it’s normal aging or a sign of dementia!