SN 3 EP 6: Guarding Against Memory Loss, with Dr. Emily and Mitchell Clionsky
Release Date: 03/06/2024
SN 4 EP 1: Medicare Changes in 2025 - What Seniors Need to Know, with Duane Hamilton
Black Parents Aging Podcast
Duane Hamilton, owner of Hamilton Insurance Group in Atlanta, joins us on this week’s episode to unlock the secrets of the insurance world. From his beginnings in the mortgage sector during the chaos of the 2008 financial crisis to his thriving insurance business, Duane brings a wealth of knowledge across various insurance areas, including auto, homeowners, and life insurance. His focus, however, is on assisting mature clients over 40, and he shares his passion for helping them navigate the complexities of Medicare. With a genuine commitment to aiding clients in making informed choices,...
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We Are Back!
Black Parents Aging Podcast
This episode marks the kickoff of another season—season three! Or four? Who's counting when the vibes are this good, right? This season, we've lined up some stellar guests and tackled topics we know you need to hear. Some are new and surprising twists that even we can’t believe are happening, and others… well, let’s just say we’re bringing back some crowd-favorites because, honestly, y'all need a refresher. Trust us! Expect real talk, fresh insights, and as always, a little humor to keep it light. So, mark your calendars - episode one drops next Wednesday (and every Wednesday...
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SN 3 EP 10: Meeting with an Estate Planning Attorney
Black Parents Aging Podcast
What happens when you choose to work with us? Tune in as we reveal the essentials of estate planning and probate law to secure your legacy. With a keen focus on the initial legal consultation, we lay down the groundwork for a successful attorney-client relationship. It's no secret that organizing your assets and understanding your family dynamics is the bedrock of a robust estate plan. We're here to guide you through the complexities of wills, trusts, and the probate process, ensuring your loved ones are cared for and your wishes are honored, with the bonus of making the legal side seem less...
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SN 3 EP 9: Estate Planning and Probate: Navigating Dementia and Aging, with Kim Snow (Part 3)
Black Parents Aging Podcast
When life serves up a stark reminder of its impermanence, as it did for Kim Snow with the loss of her sister and her father's dementia battle, the call to action becomes undeniable. Our latest episode takes us through Kim's experience, her emotional journey, and the critical wake-up call that pushed her toward ensuring her estate was in order. Kim's insights on the emotional rollercoaster and logistical hurdles of end-of-life care touch upon the universal truth of mortality and the pressing need to prepare for the inevitable. Diving into the heart of estate planning, we explore the...
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SN 3 EP 8: The Groundwork for Generational Wealth, with Tyrah Littles
Black Parents Aging Podcast
Join the conversation with Tyrah Littles from McIntosh SEED, who takes us on a transformative journey from her initial dream of dentistry to becoming a cornerstone of community upliftment. Tyrah's narrative is a powerful testament to the unexpected paths that lead to profound community service - serving those who stand at the intersection of wealth and legacy creation. She articulates the essence of McIntosh SEED's mission: to nurture low-wealth families and neglected rural areas, focusing on the age group often overlooked, those between 40 to 60 years old. Her dedication to treating each...
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SN 3 EP 7: Embracing the Challenge of Dementia Care and Navigating the Finality of Hospice Transition (Part 2)
Black Parents Aging Podcast
This week's episode is part 2 of a , so if you haven't had a chance to listen to that, we recommend that you start with it first. When faced with the reality of a parent's dementia diagnosis, the road ahead is anything but straightforward. Kim, our guest for the week, takes us along on her journey of caring for her father with Lewy body dementia. Her candid storytelling uncovers the unvarnished truth of coordinating a move to a care facility, the intricacies of finding compassionate caregivers, and the negotiations that come with ensuring the health and happiness of our most cherished elders....
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SN 3 EP 6: Guarding Against Memory Loss, with Dr. Emily and Mitchell Clionsky
Black Parents Aging Podcast
Could your daily habits be the key to preventing dementia? Let's unlock the secrets together with Dr. Emily and Mitchell Clionsky, esteemed dementia experts who join us to challenge the notion that our fate is sealed by genetics. Through their groundbreaking research and their latest book, , they arm us with proactive strategies that intertwine health management, diet, and physical activity to equip ourselves and our loved ones against cognitive decline. This episode goes beyond the surface, debunking quick-fix myths and providing listeners with actionable steps toward preserving brain health....
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SN 3 EP 5: Guardianship and Conservatorship, with Olivia Smith and Nicola Robinson
Black Parents Aging Podcast
This episode delves into the complex world of guardianships and conservatorships, which are pressing issues for families caring for aging parents. Explore the critical distinctions between guardians, responsible for personal needs, and conservators, who manage financial affairs, as Olivia and Nicola discuss the emotional and legal implications of assuming these roles for our elderly loved ones. The episode provides insight into court procedures, including the emotionally charged experience of having one's autonomy publicly scrutinized and the potential for family discord over appointment...
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SN 3 EP 4: From Daughter to Caregiver: Navigating Dementia and Aging, with Kim Snow (Part 1)
Black Parents Aging Podcast
Stepping into the role of a caregiver for an aging parent is a transformation that many of us will face, but are we ever truly prepared? This week, Nicola’s friend Kim Snow guests on the show to share her heart-wrenching yet insightful journey into the world of elder care after her father's diagnosis of vascular dementia. Together, they peel back the layers of early warning signs that are too often brushed aside and the harsh realities of financial planning that catch many families off guard. From initial signs and symptoms to navigating the healthcare system and financial challenges, Kim's...
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SN 3 EP 3: A Guide to Self-Advocacy within Hospital Walls with Monique Nugent
Black Parents Aging Podcast
When navigating the intricacies of hospital stays, the guidance of someone like Dr. Monique Nugent, a seasoned hospitalist and public health expert, can be a beacon of clarity. This episode was graced by Dr. Nugent’s presence as she unpacked the nuances of medical advocacy and how she ensures that her patients' journeys through the healthcare system are not only safe but also aligned with their primary care physicians' insights. As we traversed the emotional landscape of hospital walls, we realized how the presence of a hospitalist like Dr. Nugent could transform a daunting experience into...
info_outlineCould your daily habits be the key to preventing dementia? Let's unlock the secrets together with Dr. Emily and Mitchell Clionsky, esteemed dementia experts who join us to challenge the notion that our fate is sealed by genetics. Through their groundbreaking research and their latest book, Dementia Prevention: Using Your Head to Save Your Brain, they arm us with proactive strategies that intertwine health management, diet, and physical activity to equip ourselves and our loved ones against cognitive decline. This episode goes beyond the surface, debunking quick-fix myths and providing listeners with actionable steps toward preserving brain health.
In a nutshell, they talk about:
- An overview of their new book, Dementia Prevention: Using Your Head to Save Your Brain
- Dementia is not inevitable; steps can be taken to mitigate its risk.
- Dr. Emily's expertise in internal medicine and psychiatry, focusing on cognitive impairment care.
- Dr. Mitchell’s role as a board-certified neuropsychologist, specializing in cognitive impairments evaluation and treatment.
- Importance of exercise and obstructive sleep apnea treatment in dementia prevention.
- Proactive measures including regular exercise, medication adherence, and alcohol moderation.
- Head injury prevention and the importance of education in reducing dementia risk.
… and so much more!
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Connect with Nicola:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/nicola-robinson-a992545
Connect with Olivia:
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/olivia-smith-5908ba19
Connect with Dr. Emily and Mitchell Clionsky:
Their book: Dementia Prevention: Using Your Head to Save Your Brain; https://www.amazon.com/Dementia-Prevention-Using-Hopkins-Health/dp/1421446251
Website: https://braindoc.com/