Planning Long-Term Care Before a Family Crisis with Lindsay Friedman
Send us Fan Mail Most families do not make a comprehensive long-term care plan before they need one. Instead, they rely on a few assumptions: “Mom will move in with me.” “My siblings will help.” “We’l...
27 Jul 39min
Dementia Separation Anxiety, Repetitive Calls, and Caregiver Guilt
Send us Fan Mail When someone with dementia calls repeatedly, it can leave caregivers exhausted, distracted, and afraid to put down the phone. Even when the last several calls involved the same questi...
20 Jul 42min
Patrick Coughlin on Protecting Aging Parents From AI Scams
Send us Fan Mail AI scammers can now clone a loved one’s voice, impersonate trusted organizations, and create messages that are almost impossible to identify as fake. In this episode of From Guilt to ...
13 Jul 51min
Kabir Bhatia on Helping Aging Parents Stay Home Safely Without Watching Them
Send us Fan Mail Most aging parents want to stay home, but how do caregivers keep them safe without taking away their independence, dignity, or privacy? In this episode of From Guilt to Good, Jeanette...
6 Jul 54min
Arvind Sarin on How AI Is Changing Home Health Care Without Replacing Nurses
Send us Fan Mail AI is already changing home health care, but does that mean it is replacing nurses? In this episode of From Guilt to Good, Jeanette Yates talks with Arvind Sarin, founder and CEO of...
30 Jun 52min
Annalee Kruger on Caregiver Burnout, Guilt, and Why Families Need an Aging Plan
Send us Fan Mail Caregiver burnout does not happen all at once. It often starts with love, responsibility, and the belief that you can keep figuring things out as you go. In this episode of From Guilt...
22 Jun 1h
Dr. Rondalyn Whitney on Why Grief Changes Your Body, Identity, and Daily Life
Send us Fan Mail Grief is not just sadness. It can affect your body, your brain, your routines, your relationships, and your sense of who you are. In this episode of From Guilt to Good, Jeanette Yates...
16 Jun 48min
