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Thank you so much Teepa. In the UK we are as incensed about the advert as you are. What makes it worst is the Alzheimer’s Society is just doubling down in justifying it. I loved your skills training day on July 1st Devonshire Care Home.

Being a Care Partner involves active collaboration and empathy, while being a Care Giver focuses on providing essential support. The distinction lies in the relationship dynamics and shared responsibility for compassionate care.

How credible are the studies suggesting that lighting can mitigate cognitive decline and potentially delay the onset of dementia?

Great example. My 65 year old sister suffers from dementia and it’s a challenge at times. This has been a tremendous help.

This is fantastic! Thank you again and again.

For me it depends on how much importance I put to that coffee. It’s something I’ve looked forward to and it stays in a place where my desire looks for.

My Dad taled about seeing my deceased Mom in the kitchen. He is on prostate meds and kidney meds

In your professional opinion, did president of the United States was experiencing sundowning during recent debate?

I love this channel!

Preach Teepa!! I'm an OT and you are my guru. Your knowledge helps me, and in turn, my patients and caregivers every single day.

I would really like to talk with you all. Ive learned so much and would like to share my experience and ideas

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When are you coming to Greenville,SC again ? And how do I attend? Thank you so much for what you do !

Very Great advice and information

Here in our medium sized town there are almost no options. A lot of people moved away from home when they came here to this science community after WWII & in ensuing decades to work at the laboratories, so they don’t have immediate children or other family to help them, because the children did what they did & moved away. The insurance/state laws, meant to help people & mostly they do that, allow almost no 1 to be able to afford to drive others places. I keep trying to think of another model/way that we can help out, not just our clients, but others who just need that service of being driven. Hmm! How are other communities that don’t have taxis or buses doing it?

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Excellent podcast, really fantastic! Keep it up

So are there not small spaces where an AI could help? (Never intending to replace people.) Such as (brainstorming for discussion,…) perimeter maintenance to let you know someone has left the house & how/where; AI in the kitchen that keeps track of calories, fat.. You can now know what’s in the food that’s been eaten w/o having to fill out big charts & things that might give clues to big & small issues. 🫤 A true food monitor in the house. 😮Not to make decisions, but to report. Communication AI that can be used to tell someone you’ve fallen, you’re stuck or you just need help. A morning program that slowly brings up lights, turns on music, starts the coffee. A program to put out small fires in the kitchen/house-while reporting to ER…🎉🙏🏼…hmm,…🧐

I need to get my dad diagnosed. He refuses. He has a woman who is a friend telling him I'm trying to put him in a home. No family will help or believe me or the adrc because my dad knows everyone & is wealthy. It is horrible

At stage 5/6, with only my husband & myself at home, it works well for us to have handled plastic cups in multiple rooms, including bedside. When he has the urge, he will use them (usually with my help). I encourage him to use 1 hand for balance & other to hold his shirt front up - I do the rest. He wears a brief 24/7 for dribbles & occasional ‘accident’. Then I just have the cups to empty out. Also LOVE folder paper napkins by cups, for those dribbles 😅 (Thanks Teepa, for all your valuable, informative videos ❤)

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So glad you both are addressing this "technological advancement".... the human touch, connectiom is paramount in caring for our loved ones. IMO-- There is no substitute. Bless you🙏💫

I even, everyone I see is overwhelmed by how many card choices there are now.

Thanks so much this has helped me a ton😊

Let it go gently. Go and get a cup of coffee, redirect

Oh my goodness this was so helpful!

Very good but why do we have to learn this from you tube? The medical professionals have to do a better job even if it's to tell you about something like this on You tube . Come on Docs, you can do better. We wait months for an appointment and often get rushed and little info is given at appointment..

This episode was incredibly eye-opening. Teepa and Greg's discussion on workplace violence, depression, and burnout among caregivers is crucial. Understanding the root causes and exploring solutions is essential for improving caregiver well-being. Thank you for shedding light on these important issues!

Gracias again dear Teepa

Tone of voice. Lights off still. Calm. Low approach.

I can say I've never thought my mom's behaviors were something was a deliberate act against me, it hurt more to me than she couldn't do things anymore. I hurt for her. Fortunately for me, I had spent many years in Alanon, of all things, because of my ex's problems and I learned that I am the only one I can control. I would just be happy when she had days that she could do things. The only things that SOMETIMES made me take things personally was I'd ask her to go out for lunch and a little shopping, nope. But she went out every Wednesday with her church ladies for bible study. I went once to see what was going on and lo and behold, they had a huge spread of foods and goodies, enough to feed a small army, every single week... It wasn't me, it was that I made sure she ate healthy and at these events, nothing was even remotely healthy and I wasn't there to limit her. We took her to a BBQ once and she ate an entire t bone, several hot dogs, a couple of polish, a couple Italian sausage and Lord knows what else. Food was and is her obsession still. No control if it is where she can see it. I'd guess this is caused by her brain?

...I get frigging curious :)

Love it. Gracias Teepa. Gracias Matthew:)

Hola dear Teepa. Even nowI wear a mask & a fresh one when I arrive at work. Spray bottom of my shoes w/alcohol & wear gloves for all tasks and preparing food. I also use sheet of paper for seat in Uber. Call me weird but I & my persons like it. Thank you

This has been very helpful. Thank you so much!❤

Love this, the relationship comes first. Oh yes!. Thank you

I'm learning from the best. Thank you :)

So much kindness ...love it, gracias

Gracias :)

Please send me a poster about Teepa Snow that I can share with the Aides at the NH where my husband lives.

😢I'm wondering what, if my mom starts going through this, what I'm going to do....Thankfully(?) her car no longer runs; but, I don't have a vehicle & my brother works a lot, 2 towns over....🤔....How would I be able to calm her down in this type of situation?

😂lol!! This is our 89 year old mom to a tee!! I'm often told that either, I'm not her boss or else her asking how do we think she's survived all these years without her grown kids telling her how to live. ❤Thanks so so much Teepa & crew. I started doing nursing home cna work back when I was in high school, eons ago & continued off & on for several years & thought I was prepared when I returned to my home state a few years ago to help my brother with our mom, who has dementia. I'm finding that much of what I've learned over the years has had to be thrown out the window because it was either totally wrong or that it's just different "because it's mom"....hopefully, that makes sense.❤