Episode 62: Handling Patient Agitation-Medical vs Non-Drug Approaches
Dr. Monica gives Denise advice on how to treat her mom's agitation after she breaks her leg. Is the FDA approved drug Rexulti an option?

Dr. Monica gives Denise advice on how to treat her mom's agitation after she breaks her leg. Is the FDA approved drug Rexulti an option?
Since the COVID pandemic, people are stir crazy and ready to travel. How do you do that when traveling with someone with Dementia? We give you some great tips!
A healthy body helps a healthy brain. Dr. Monica emphasizes that and discusses questions you should ask and where you can find helpful health information.
Dr. Monica Parker discusses the new FDA approved drug Lecanemab.
Licensed Creative Arts Therapist Kimberly Faulkner discusses the benefits of art therapy for those with dementia and Alzheimer's. Special Guest: Kimberly Faulkner.
We conclude our conversation with Alice Cooper as we discuss difficult scenarios that caregivers face on a daily basis and how you can handle them.
Clinical social worker Alice Cooper discusses caregiver training options, responsibilities and how caregivers must understand the needs of those they care for.
It's been nearly a year since the introduction of the breakthrough drug Aducanumab. Dr. Monica gives us an update and discusses some new treatments on the horizon.
Denise shares her recent experiences in the emergency room with her mother. Dr. Monica gives tips on how to plan and what to do to improve your ER experience.
Caregiver stress is still around. Dr. Monica and Denise discuss options that caregivers can access for support and outlets to utilize for relief.
Caregivers may be in that age group where Medicare eligibility is fast approaching. We have an informative conversation with expert, Bonnie Dobbs who can help you cut through the Medicare red tape! Special Guest: Bonnie Dobbs.
Dr. Monica Parker concludes her discussion with certified senior advisor, Victoria Archable with Care Patrol an organization that provides senior living options for families based on care needs. Special Guest: Victoria Archable.
Dr. Monica Parker talks with certified senior advisor, Victoria Archable with Care Patrol an organization that provides senior living options for families based on care needs. Special Guest: Victoria Archable.
We talk about COVID and other vaccines to keep you informed.
Dr. Monica Parker updates us on what's been happening in her life and how her experience can help other caregivers.
We conclude our wonderful conversation with Ty Lewis, a dynamic woman juggling career and family while lovingly caring for her mother with Alzheimer's Special Guest: Ty Lewis.
We have a wonderful conversation with Ty Lewis, a dynamic woman juggling career and family while lovingly caring for her mother with Alzheimer's. Special Guest: Ty Lewis.
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Caregiving is difficult but you can find some positives in every situation and adapt. Denise and Dr. Monica share personal stories and give important advice.
I have an informative discussion with Rishawn Dindial, a third year medical and MBA student. Rishawn has developed an APP called Memoryz that is a wonderful tool for caregivers and care receivers. Special Guest: Rishawn Dindial.
The world has struggled through a lot this year, but out of struggle we find hope. Denise and Dr. Monica discuss some of the positives in their lives and hope on the horizon for new Alzheimer's treatments.
What is the window for an early diagnosis of Alzheimer's or dementia? And what are potential treatments on the horizon? Dr. Parker explains.
Dr. Monica and Denise discuss the distinction between signs of MCI and Alzheimer's or dementia.
Your loved one seems different. Is it dementia or something else? We discuss when and how you should seek help.
We talk with UK author Alex Winstanley about his book entitiled; "My Grandma Has Dementia." Special Guest: Alex Winstanley.
On top of having dementia, some people and their families deal with a stigma associated with the disorder. Denise and Dr. Monica discuss.
There are some promising new drugs and new ways to diagnose Alzheimer's. We talk about the hopeful discoveries.
We continue our discussion on using online websites for information and resources.
We live in a new normal and need to tap into online websites for information and resources. We discuss websites that give great information.
We reflect on highlights of the year 2020 and look forward to 2021!