The importance of friendship and community in caregiving and loss (and finding chosen family), with Jacquelyn Shapiro (Episode 143)

A remarkable journey of care for multiple family members (including her spouse) as a young parent and using her experiences to shape her career and the caregiving landscape as a whole, with Katie Brandt (Episode 142)

The episode on working caregivers, with Christa Haanstra (Episode 141)

We have the right to our autonomy and right to live at risk- why is it that institutions or agencies are telling us how to engage in activities of daily life? (Episode 140)

Experiencing a Father With Frontotemporal Degeneration as a 7 Year Old Child and Fiercely Advocating for Change and Awareness, with Spencer Cline (Episode 139)

The Hidden Truths About Long-Term Care and What it will take to Create a Better Future in the Long-Term Care System with Dr. Vivian Stamatopoulos (Episode 138)

Caregiving as a teenager for a mother with Parkinson’s disease and informing her career using technology to help others through caregiving experiences, with Carla Velastegui (Episode 137)

The Statistics Behind Caregiver Mental Health: You’re Not Alone (Episode 136)

Do I need to change my entire routine to feel better as a caregiver? (Episode 135)

What if I promised the person I care for that I would always keep them at home, yet now I need to move them to a facility or other location, with Jeanette Yates (Episode 133)

Some of the WILD things people have said to me as a caregiver and following my mom’s passing (Episode 131)

From not speaking, to forming a close relationship and caregiving for both his parents (for years), with Charles Morris (Episode 130)

The need for a national caregiving strategy in Canada, government-level advocacy and policy change and the hope on the horizon, with James Janeiro (Episode 129)

All about the Association of Frontal Temporal Degeneration (AFTD) including what they do, who they help, and where they hope to go next, with Esther Kane and Debbie Elkins (Episode 128)

Do I even need a power of attorney document and/or advanced directives? (Episode 127)

People no longer visit the person I care for (Episode 126)

The gaps in dementia and aging care in Canada, a defined dementia pathway and the path forward, with Dr. Saskia Sivananthan (Episode 125)

Strain and conflict we can experience in a romantic relationship while also caregiving for a parent, child, sibling or other family member, with Barry Jacobs and Julie Mayer (Episode 124)

Talking all about ANGER and resentment in caregiving (Episode 123)

Guilt for not being able to do ‘it all’ while caring for multiple people and balancing other responsibilities (Episode 122)