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Better Together: An ASWE Podcast

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Better Together: An ASWE Podcast Episode 33 PART 2

pisode 33, PART 2 - with Cindy and Pauline. Navigating a dementia diagnosis with your spouse is a journey that reshapes the way you communicate. As a care partner, open and patient communication becomes essential—not just with your loved one, but also with family and friends. Each relationship calls for a different style: gentle honesty with your partner, clear updates for family, and compassionate awareness with friends. Connection starts with understanding, and every conversation counts. Listen to Pauline's perspective on communication. #podcast #dementia #carepartner #diagnosis #alzheimer #alzheimers #family #love

Better Together: An ASWE Podcast Episode 33 with Pauline Boyle

In episode 33, Pauline and Cindy discuss the challenges and emotional journey that care partners face when a spouse is diagnosed with dementia. They dive into personal insights, coping strategies, and the complexities that come with supporting a loved one through such a diagnosis.

Better Together: An ASWE Podcast Episode 32 with Holly Lucier

In episode 32, Cindy speaks with Holly, a dedicated 24-year-old caregiver for her grandfather, Richard, who is living with Alzheimer's Disease. For her, being part of her grandfather's journey is a profound honour. As a young caregiver, Holly's unique experiences have allowed her to learn invaluable life lessons along the way.

Better Together: An ASWE Podcast Episode 31 with Bill Bennett PART 1

In Episode 31; Part 1, Cindy and Bill sit down to talk about Bill's experiences since becoming a Care Partner to his wife. Bill is intentional with his words and raw about sharing his point of view.

Better Together: An ASWE Podcast Episode 30 with Joe Lewis

In Episode 30, Cindy is joined by client; Joe Lewis. Cindy and Joe talk about his family, the Adult Day Program, and life navigating his dementia journey. My call to action for all of you... How can you help? Educate yourself and encourage others to do the same. Refer your circle of friends and family to our program and services. Support our events and fundraising campaigns. Become a dementia friendly community. Keep talking about Dementia! Help for today. Hope for tomorrow. And remember we are better together!

Better Together: An ASWE Podcast Episode 29 with Renee Murdock

In Episode 29 Cindy is joined by Renee Murdock. Cindy and Renee talk about self care, the importance of community, and laughter yoga. My call to action for all of you... How can you help? Educate yourself and encourage others to do the same. Refer your circle of friends and family to our program and services. Support our events and fundraising campaigns. Become a dementia friendly community. Keep talking about Dementia! Help for today. Hope for tomorrow. And remember we are better together!

Better Together: An ASWE Podcast Episode 28 with Lisa Doig

In this podcast, Cindy sits down with Lisa Doig. Lisa Doig is a care partner and her situation is a very unique one. Listen to this very fascinating episode about all things love, family, and music therapy.

Better Together: An ASWE Podcast Episode 27 with Mike Kessler Part 2

In this episode, Cindy and Mike reunite for an update on Mike's dementia journey. Mike talks about travelling, getting involved with committee groups, and living his life alongside his wife Karen.

Better Together: An ASWE Podcast Episode 26 with Kwaku and Marian Fordjour

In this episode, Cindy and Kwaku talk about the journey of becoming a care partner. Kwaku shares his tips and tricks and also his very real perspective on what it means to be a true partner in life.

Better Together: An ASWE Podcast Episode 31 with Bill Bennett PART 2

In this episode, Cindy and Bill sit down to talk about everything that has to do with being a care partner to his wife; Sharon. Bill is genuine, and he is real. Bill does not shy away from the hard topics, and does a great job describing his very personal journey with being a care partner.

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