Season 1

In this episode of Truth, Lies & Alzheimer’s , Lisa explores the challenges faced by the sandwich generation , adults who are caring for aging parents while also supporting children, managing careers, relationships, finances, and their own well-being. When dementia becomes part of that caregiving pi...

Many older adults want to remain in their own homes for as long as possible, but aging in place requires more than simply choosing to stay home. It takes planning, reliable support, ongoing safety assessments, and a realistic understanding of changing care needs. In this episode of Truth, Lies & Alz...

Dehydration is common in people living with dementia and can quickly make confusion, agitation, weakness, and other symptoms appear worse. A person may forget to drink, no longer recognize thirst, have difficulty asking for fluids, or struggle with mobility or swallowing. In this episode of Truth, L...

Restlessness is common in people living with dementia and may include pacing, fidgeting, repeatedly standing up, or trying to leave home. While these behaviors can be worrying for caregivers, they are often a sign of an unmet physical or emotional need. In this episode of Truth, Lies & Alzheimer’s ,...

Communication often becomes more difficult as dementia progresses. A person may struggle to find words, understand instructions, interpret tone, or express basic needs. In this episode of Truth, Lies & Alzheimer’s , Lisa Skinner shares practical ways caregivers can reduce confusion, frustration, and...