Dementia Chats™ was created with the intention to educate people living with dementia; their care partners both family and friends as well as professionals and advocates. Our Experts are those diagnosed with dementia.
Today’s video covers the stigma attached to all types of dementia, the need for education and how people diagnosed and caring for someone with dementia adapt to their new normal. I know you will find their insights powerful.
You will hear from the following Experts Living with Dementia:
Harry Urban
Paulan Gordon
Laurie Scherrer
Bob Savage
Michael Ellenbogen
Mary Radnofsky
Facilitated by:
Lori La Bey, Founder of Alzheimer’s Speaks
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That is why we make them!
The Dementia Chats Series started in July of 2012, – Watch other videos at:
We discussed the impact of humor and laughter as perceptions of both change as the disease progresses. I think you might be surprised at some points made by those living with dementia during this conversation.
Join Us – We Still Have Room on the
Dementia Cruise of Compassion & Camaraderie
We are honored by your response to our offering of the Dementia Friendly Symposium and Cruise and we are encouraging people to book their cabins before we are sold out!
We want what you want when it comes to figuring out solutions to the challenges we all face on our personal Alzheimer’s journeys. Take the critical issue of recruitment for clinical trials. How do you figure out whether you or a loved one is eligible, or if there is even a trial or study close to home? These simple online tools from two trusted A-List partners will help you get started, so just click below to get started.
Please give us feedback on your experience and look out for the next round of decision tree tools on issues like “Is It Still Smart To Drive” and “Is Homecare Right For You.”
Meryl Comer, A-List Team Member & 20-year Alzheimer’s care partner
Alzheimer's Speaks believes working together and sharing knowledge is the best way to win the battle against this disease. Please explore the site and share your thoughts.
