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The Whole Care Network

The Whole Care Network

On The Whole Care Network, We"re passionate about... Helping You Share Your Story We believe podcasts are a fantastic way for your story to be told in your own words and in your own voice. We believe it is through story-sharing where diversity meets the road to collaboration on a common cause. Our common cause is supporting caregivers, their care partners, and the care team before, during, and after caregiving ends. On The Whole Care Network, we feature a variety of shows and hosts who have a

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00:30:17

Chocolate and Yoga: Mindfulness and Self-Care with...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/21

In today’s podcast, we’re thrilled to welcome Paul and Rachel, who share their wisdom on mindfulness, chocolate, yoga and self-care. They dive into the incredible benefits of cacao, highlighting it as one of the most powerful antioxidants available. They also explain how combining cacao with other natural ingredients from the earth can help us feel more grounded and connected. Beyond the science, Paul and Rachel offer practical tips on how to enhance your everyday experiences, turning ordinary

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00:55:48

From Chaos to Calm: Stress Reducing Strategies

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/21

Caregiving for a loved one with dementia can often feel like chaos. Days are unpredictable, emotions run high, and the demands can seem endless. This constant state of chaos not only impacts the person with dementia, but also takes a toll on the caregiver's well-being. It can lead to burnout, stress, and even health problems. It's crucial to move away from this chaos and find moments of calm. By creating a more peaceful environment, both the caregiver and the person with dementia can

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00:36:50

Keeping it together, mentally and digitally with Mim...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/21

In this episode of CareLab, hosts Brandy Archie and Emilia Bourland welcome Mim Senft, co-founder and CEO of Motivity Care, to discuss the complexities of caregiving and the importance of self-care strategies for caregivers. The conversation explores various techniques for managing stress, the impact of caregiving on women's financial stability, and the significance of human connection in caregiving roles. Mim shares her personal experiences and insights into the challenges faced by caregivers,

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00:13:40

Breaking Free from the Past

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/21

In this episode, I share practical tips to help you break free from dwelling on the past and bring your focus back to the present. It's easy to get caught in the cycle of reliving moments that are long gone, but there are ways to regain control of your thoughts and emotions. The first step is awareness. Recognize when your mind has wandered back to the past. Ask yourself: How do I feel about this memory? What emotions are surfacing? How is my body reacting—do I feel tension, heaviness, or

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00:56:59

Documentary Film Maker Serene Dillman Shares About...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/01

Serene-Meshel Dillman’s documentary series Take Me Out Feet First captures the courage and compassion of people choosing Medical Aid in Dying. In the six part series, Serene features the end of life journeys of people dealing with terminal illness, as well as both her own parents. The struggles, grief, joy, and determination of those dying patients and their families shine through in the films. Serene’s vision is to educate the public about the medical aid in dying process and advocate for

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00:49:15

Boomerang Care with Heather Henderson

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/01

Heather Henderson is what I’m calling a boomerang family caregiver since she has moved in with her mom to be her primary caregiver at various times in her life. Heather initially became a primary caregiver overnight in 2003 when her parents were in a fatal car accident - her dad did not survive, and her mom was seriously injured. She moved home to care for mom until she was fully recovered. Fifteen years later, Heather became her mom’s primary caregiver again and moved back in with her while

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00:47:04

How to Empower the Caregiver as Care Boss

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/01

After being a caregiver for her parents and husband, Jennifer O’Brien is empowering caregivers so they come through it healthy physically, emotionally, financially, and mentally. In her new book Care Boss, Jennifer has designed strategies and resources to support caregivers. Her 35+ years in healthcare leadership, partnered with all her years as an unpaid family caregiver, equipped her to write the guidebook that caregivers can use to navigate the care of their Person.If you’re one of the

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01:10:29

DR. ALLEN POWER: Reimagining Dementia Care with...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/01

Imagine your loved one living with Alzheimer's in a place where they could truly feel at home, free from the fear of wandering. This episode shares heartfelt stories of personal experiences, including my own mother's joyful time in a vibrant Los Angeles loft community. Join my co-host, Don Priess and I, as we welcome esteemed guest Dr. Allen Power, a renowned geriatrician, whose compassionate approach to dementia care challenges traditional methods and focuses on creating environments that

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01:00:40

Dementia Literature Featuring Marianne Sciucco

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/01

Have you ever wondered what it's truly like to live with dementia? Either as the person diagnosed or as a loved one? Dementia Literature offer a unique window into these experiences, fostering empathy and providing invaluable insights. From poignant memoirs to practical self-help guides and imaginative fiction, exploring diverse genres about dementia can illuminate the challenges, emotions, and even unexpected joys encountered along the way. Join us as we discuss power of dementia literature

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00:14:20

Caregiving in 2025: Supporting You, Inspiring You,...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/01

Welcome to Finding a Foothold, which was ranked #31 out of the top 70 caregiving podcasts by FeedSpot! I can't even begin to tell you how much this means to me. As someone passionate about serving caregivers, being recognized in this way is both humbling and motivating. Welcome to the first episode of 2025! In this episode, I reflect on the journey so far and share some exciting updates for the podcast and the mission of Finding a Foothold. This year, I’m renewing my focus on supporting

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00:54:25

Cultural Expectations in Caregiving: Family,...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/01

"It's OK not to know everything." - Tracee Loran In this heartfelt episode of Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver, hosts JJ, Natalie, and Tracee Loran dive into the unexpected twists and turns of caregiving. Tracy shares her deeply personal story of stepping into the caregiver role for her grandmother after a serious fall, shedding light on:

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00:44:25

Songwriter Denny Sarokin, Part 2

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/01

DENNY SAROKIN has written for, recorded and toured with Every Mother’s Son, Rick Nelson & The Stone Canyon Band, Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young, and other Hit Artists. He's written and recorded 100’s of songs for T.V. and Film, as well as being a touring solo artist, playing concerts, clubs, churches, and house parties. His songs feature Up-lifting Lyrics and Melodies that feel like Old Friends! With the help of a harmony pedal, Denny also plays full sounding cover versions of Classic

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00:24:08

The Realities of Caregiver Self-Care

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/01

When you’re caring for a family member with Alzheimer’s or other type of dementia, you’ve probably heard countless times: “Don’t forget to take care of yourself.” While well-intentioned, this advice can feel overwhelming when you’re already juggling multiple responsibilities! Through our conversation with Elizabeth Miller, we’ve learned that effective self-care is about more than just general advice — it’s about finding practical, sustainable ways to maintain your own wellbeing while caring

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00:30:40

The Situation Room: Falls

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/01

Falls aren’t just a possibility—often, they’re an inevitability. In this episode of CareLab, hosts Emilia Bourland and Dr. Brandy Archie dive deep into practical prevention strategies, from addressing falls the moment they happen to involving occupational therapists and family caregivers. They also explore the role of assistive devices, the importance of strong communication, and advocating for safer healthcare environments. Tune in to learn how to stay proactive and keep loved ones safe! Find

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00:13:38

Embracing the Present Moment

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/02/01

In this episode, we ask a simple yet profound question: Are you truly enjoying the present moment? So often, we find ourselves stuck in the past or consumed by the future, missing the beauty and joy of the now. The past is gone—it no longer exists except in our memories. Holding onto it, whether through regret or nostalgia, can weigh us down. The key is to let it go and release its hold on our present. The future, on the other hand, is where our minds often wander with worry. When we think

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00:35:52

The Platinum Rule is the Key to Unlocking Better Care

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/01/22

In this second episode in a two part series featuring Dr. Harvey Chochinov, we’re talking about The Platinum Rule. Providing care through the lens of the end of life provider doesn’t fully recognize the personhood of the patient. Dr. Chochinov teaches us about The Platinum Rule - treating others the way they want to be treated, instead of how we would want to be treated if the situation was ours.Connect with Dr. Harvey Chochinov Website: dignityincare.ca Virtualhospice.ca Social media:

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00:53:11

DANIEL CLARK: For Transparency in Elder Care - First...

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/01/22

Finding the right elder care for your loved ones shouldn't be a stressful challenge. But for most of us it is. Elder care is EXPENSIVE! Yet, families everywhere grapple with the lack of reliable information. Imagine if booking elder care were as easy as booking a hotel. In this episode of Love Conquers Alz, we sit down with Daniel Clarke, the visionary founder of Elderado— which is not a Cadillac or a song by ELO, but rather the perfect name for a groundbreaking web platform designed to help

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00:56:14

Living a Double Life as a Caregiver

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/01/22

Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver brings you another raw and relatable episode as hosts Natalie and JJ sit down with Adrienne Marioles, a millennial caregiver with a story that’s equal parts inspiring and real. Adrienne opens up about her leap from the hustle and bustle of New York City to the emotional rollercoaster of caring for her mom, who’s battling Parkinson’s disease. Expect heartfelt confessions, a few laughs, and some seriously honest moments as Adrienne talks about the isolation,

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00:59:14

Alzheimer's Burden - Support for Multiple Love Ones

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/01/22

Imagine navigating the complex burden of dementia, but it's not just one person you're caring for – it's multiple family members. Each with their own unique needs, challenges, and stages of this relentless disease. It's a situation that can feel overwhelming, isolating, and emotionally draining. But you're not alone. In this episode, we'll equip you with essential strategies to not just survive, but to thrive while caring for multiple loved ones with dementia. Here's how to mange the burden of

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00:37:52

The (Death) Deck with Transition Doula Carole Silvoy

The Whole Care Network ·

2025/01/22

In this episode of CareLab, hosts Dr. Brandy Archie and Emilia Bourland welcome Carole Silvoy, an end-of-life doula and former ASL interpreter. The conversation explores the importance of communication in healthcare, the role of doulas in supporting families during transitions, and the need for open discussions about death and dying. Carol shares her journey to becoming a doula, the significance of advanced care planning, and the economic impact of caregiving. The episode emphasizes the

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