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Frontotemporal Dementia (FTD) is a diagnosis that often turns a family's world upside down before they even know what they are fighting. Unlike Alzheimer’s, it doesn't always start with memory loss—it starts with the theft of personality, language, and behavior. In this powerful episode
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The transition from being a life partner to a full-time caregiver is one of the most profound shifts a person can experience. In this episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, host Diane Carbo sits down with Lana Wilhelm, a retired trauma and neuro ICU nurse with over 40 years
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Are you or a loved one struggling with chronic pain, limited mobility, or slow healing? In this episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, host Diane Carbo sits down with Dr. Phil Harrington, a leading expert in Class 4 Laser Therapy and Photobiomodulation (PBM). Discover how "light becomes medicine"
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When a life-altering diagnosis hits, the medical system can feel like a labyrinth designed to overwhelm you. In this powerful episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, host Diane Carbo, RN, sits down with "healthcare disruptor" and two-time cancer survivor Kathy Giusti. Listen HereView All EpisodesWatch On
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Death and dying are topics we often avoid until a crisis hits, but being proactive is one of the greatest gifts you can give your loved ones. In this powerful episode, Diane Carbo, RN, sits down with Jessica Empeno, a medical social worker and National Director of Clinical Engagement at
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The latest episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast is here, and it is a powerful, gut-wrenching, and necessary look at the reality of elder care in America. Host Diane sits down with Susie Singer Carter, an award-winning filmmaker and advocate, to discuss her documentary No Country For Old
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Ketamine may reduce suicidal thoughts rapidly in some adults with severe depression, but it is not a cure or a replacement for crisis care. Learn the difference between IV ketamine and FDA-approved esketamine, what the research actually shows and how caregivers can help someone in crisis.
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In this deeply personal and enlightening episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, host Diane Carbo, RN, sits down with Dr. Regina Koepp, a Stanford-trained board-certified clinical psychologist and geropsychologist. Together, they pull back the curtain on the emotional journey no one prepares you for: the developmental stages of
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Caregiving is a journey of immense love, but it is also one where mental health challenges—both for the caregiver and the care receiver—often go unspoken. In this powerful episode, host Diane Carbo, RN, sits down with Stephen Nawotniak, an occupational therapist, author, and advocate who lives with bipolar
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In this episode, Erica Sell flips the script on the traditional warehouse model of medical equipment. If you’ve ever feared that needing a hospital bed or a walker means turning your home into an institution, this conversation is for you. Learn how Universal Design and innovative technology are making
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In this deeply moving episode of the Caregiver Relief Podcast, host Diane Carbo sits down with Marilyn Raichle, author of Don’t Walk Away and founder of The Art of Alzheimer’s. Marilyn shares a radical transformation: how she went from a daughter planning to "walk away" from
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Forgetfulness and declining focus are often dismissed as "normal," but Dr. Thompson explains that these are frequently symptoms of age-related cognitive decline that can be targeted and improved. Through customized brain stimulation and quantitative analysis, neurotherapy offers a non-invasive alternative to medication for seniors looking to