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Eric Jorgensen created The Special Needs Navigator to help parents like himself find their ways through the maze of information waiting for them as they care for their special needs children.
Ashley is a Cancer Survivor and a Stroke Thriver who helps others build inner strength and embrace individuality in body, mind, and soul through Reiki, yoga, mindfulness and meditation.
Meet Adrienne Gruberg, the founder of The Caregiver Space Community; a safe place online for caregivers around the world to communicate, commiserate and comfort each other.
Her quest for knowledge about dementia care began when our guest, Loretta Woodward Veney, recognized that she had become her mother's mother. This conversation with Loretta is eye-opening for she has much essential information to share with us.
Today's guest is Elissa Lewin, the creative light and executive director of Nancy’s House. Founded in 2006, Nancy’s House fills a need for service to family caregivers by breaking the isolation and exhaustion that can come with taking care of someone who is ill or disabled.
Our guest, Elaine Barlin talk about how blogging provided support, interacting with friends and family while in the midst of caregiving.
Our guest, Linda McCaffrey demonstrates how it is possible to care for another, while caring for yourself.
Dawn Sully Pile had a 35-year career in education. During that time she also got her Masters of Arts in Ministry, and later she became certified as a Co-Active Coach.
Dawn developed a program for caregivers called Reimagine Your Role - Restore Your Soul. In this beautiful episode she takes us to the well of imagination.
You can find dawn at https://dawnsullypile.com/
Kate Washington is the author of Already Toast: Caregiving and Burnout in America. It is the story of her struggle to care for her seriously ill husband-a look at the role unpaid family caregivers play in a society that fails to provide them with structural support.
Kate is the dining critic for the Sacramento Bee, so you know her recipe for Peach Kuchen is going to be amazing.
This will be an insightful conversation about the loneliness of caregiving and the impact it is having on the health and well-being of so many, and what interventions are needed to better support the legions of caregivers.
Dr. Richard Address is the Director of Jewish Sacred Aging and the host of a weekly podcast called Seekers of Meaning. He teaches at several seminaries and contributes articles to a variety of publications on issues relating to Baby Boomers, aging and spirituality.
Being a care recipient puts the person in a very vulnerable position and allowing them their dignity is so important. We will be talking with Rabbi Address about caregiving with dignity in this episode.
And the recipe??? Coffee Cake - looks delicious!
Janice is a personal trainer, a mother to two children, a wife and she was a caregiver for both her father and her mother. She will share with us her story of how the family came together to care for and support her parents as they battled illness and eventually lost their battles. It is a love story.
Janice's mother had some special breakfast recipes, and for this Caregivers Bakery we are going to be treated to her mother's scones
Kay Coughlin is caregiver to her mother while also caring for children that still live at home and running her own business. She is host of the weekly podcast, "From One Caregiver to Another" and she is a leadership and life coach for family caregivers.
Kay is going to share her slow-cooker chili recipe with us, as well as her wisdom around caring for yourself while caring for others.
DAVE NASSANEY is a speaker, syndicated radio host, life-coach and best-selling author of, “It’s My Life, Too! Reclaim Your Caregiver Sanity.” However, his most important role is caregiver to his lovely wife, Charlene, who suffered a massive stroke in 1996 that left her severely speech-impaired and paralyzed on the right side.
Dave has appeared on numerous programs and stages and has created a website called CaregiverDave.com to provide practical advice to help caregivers not only survive, but thrive.
We will be sampling a Cherry Cobbler, which is a recipe that he gives Charlene credit for. Join the tasting party by emailing CJ at authorcjgolden@gmail.com to get the recipe ahead of time.
Kathy Trusdell has been of service all of her life, starting with volunteering at a home for the blind, working with a girls basketball team and serving many volunteer roles while her sons were in the boy scouts.
Originally from Hawaii, Kathy has settled in CT with her husband Walt. Her caregiving journey was with her friend, Angie, and her mother.
Kathy owns a business called Musicational Doc, and you will find that she incorporates music into her Summer Squash and Pasta recipe
Nessa was married for 10 years when her husband, Mike was diagnosed with Young Onset Parkinson's disease. She has been his caregiver for close to 20 years and they are both actively involved with Parkinson's support groups in Southern California.
Nessa has also learned about the importance of self-care, as she had her own health struggles over this past year.
She shares a warm and anti-oxidant rich tea recipe with us, made with turmeric, cinnamon and ginger.
Maryann Meken-Silvestri is an award winning fused glass artist, raised in a multigenerational, multicultural family. She was taught about providing comfort through experiences within her family.
Maryann's husband Al, a Vietnam War Veteran, began experiencing medical difficulties as a result of his exposure to Agent Orange. She will share her experiences caring for her husband and some of the lessons she learned from her family.
In addition she will share her wonderful recipe a traditional Greek chicken soup called Avgolemono Soup
Chris MacLellan is known to the caregiving network as "The Bow Time Guy." He was on a caregiving journey with his now deceased partner, who was diagnosed with esophageal cancer in 2011.
He is an ardent advocate for caregivers through his podcast "Healing Ties" and is the founder of The Whole Care Network.
Chris and his partner, Richard Schiffer were featured in a 2015 Pulitzer Prize nominated caregiver story titled "In Sickness and Health: A Couple's Final Journey."
Join us to talk about how Chris is caring for himself now that he is on his own and to share his fabulous Pineapple Upside Down Cake recipe.
Meet CJ Golden and Wendy Green, the cohosts of The Caregivers Bakery.
In this introductory episode, they will share their caregiving stories, explain why a bakery and how a recipe is a metaphor for the organized steps a caregiver needs.
The goal of The Caregivers Bakery is to build a community of and for caregivers who think, they don't have enough time for themselves.
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