Help Is Here: The Dementia Sherpa. Helping Caregivers Coping With Dementia And Alzheimer’s. Your Best Years Begin Here Sponsored By TheSeniorList.com podcast

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Help is here: The Dementia Sherpa. Helping Caregivers coping with Dementia and Alzheimer’s.

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Do you have a loved one or a parent that you care for that has Dementia? It can be very challenging on you, your family and your routine in life. Today, we brought in Christy Tuner, The Dementia Sherpa. She has helped and guided over 1,100 families, teaching and coaching the family member on how to communicate best with the loved one. She knows how frustrating it can be to interact with your parent who has dementia. It is emotional. It is personal. It is draining. She has built a business around teaching and training caregivers and family members how to interact with a loved one that has Dementia. In the Interview we asked Christy: Is there a difference between Alzheimer’s and dementia? What’s a dementia sherpa? How does the caregiver ones have their parent admit they have dementia? Is there any way to get a loved one to stop arguing all the time? How can the caregiver stop the loved one from driving? How do you know when it’s time for memory care? How do you have the conversation about moving into memory care? What is the secret to more patience?

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