Seniors Dealing with Challenges

Have you run into challenges in your senior years?
Injuries, Diseases, and Chronic Ailments sometimes have to be dealt with as we strive to make the most of every day.
Dr. Casciani understands what you are facing and has gathered some great information to help you along your life’s journey.

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Aging in Place: How it Helps Older Adults Remain in Their Own Homes
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This podcast focuses on the Aging in Place movement. Above all, we highlight the means for seniors to remain in their own homes for as long as they like. Our…

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Caregiving and dementia
An Ounce of Prevention: What Caregivers Need to Know about Dementia
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Living longer means that physical decline will likely occur in our later years. This may show up in our vision or hearing, balance, or muscle strength. Possibly, it will show…

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Rob Liebriech
Stronger Memory Program: A Breakthrough Approach to Improved Mental Function
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Our guest on this Living to 100 Club podcast discusses an innovative program developed in Japan, the Stronger Memory program. Independent living, assisted living, and skilled nursing facilities in the…

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Concerned and Determined Man
A Little Insight into Depression
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From time to time, everyone gets to feeling sad or blue. We all face disappointments and losses, illness, financial setbacks, and other stresses. Usually, the feelings of sadness or disappointment…

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explanatory style
Is Your Thinking Style More Optimistic or Pessimistic?
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In 2005, the National Science Foundation published an article summarizing research on human thoughts per day. It was found that the average person has about 12,000 to 60,000 thoughts per day. Of…

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Kimberly Spencer
Overcoming Adversity by Cheering on Your Challenges
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On this podcast, Kimberly Spencer shares her story of how she managed to overcome challenges in her personal and business life and eliminate self-sabotaging behaviors. From here, she tells us…

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Vera Stasny
Confronting Early Trauma and Stress: How Writing Set Me Free
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This program invites as its guest Vera Stasny. Vera writes about personal trauma, loss, joy, pain, love, and death. Her book, Being Heard: Healing Voices of Trauma, is a collection of…

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Martha Tettenborn
How Cancer Works in Our Body: Can We Slow Cancer Growth with a Keto Diet?
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This is a conversation about how cancer works in the body. We cover cancer treatment, ketogenic nutrition, therapeutic fasting, and positivity during the cancer journey. Our guest is Martha Tettenborn,…

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Jo Ann Glim & Brad Neufeld
From the Eyes of Stroke Survivors: How to Let Go of the Past and Prepare for a New Future
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This conversation takes us inside the heart and mind of two stroke survivors. Jo Ann Glim and Brad Neufeld are co-hosts on their own program, Don’t Count Me Out. Jo…

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How to Individualize Care for the Person with Dementia
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This conversation explores the diagnosis of dementia. How is it manifested? What problems arise from the changes that occur in the brain of the person with this condition? And, what…

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Multiple Sclerosis: Let’s Talk About What’s Difficult to Talk About
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What’s the journey like for someone with MS, Multiple Sclerosis? Wendy Bjork shares with us the life changes that came with this diagnosis when she was in her 20’s. Many…

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Behavioral Health Services in Nursing Homes During COVID-19: An Inside Look
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This conversation hosted by the Living to 100 Club explores the services that behavioral health professionals deliver to residents in skilled nursing facilities. These are more commonly referred to as…

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