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Caregiver Chats

Caregiver Chats

著者： Home Instead Inc.
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The Caregiver Chats podcast is a space for family caregivers and care partners to find support and expertise to help make the caregiving journey a little more manageable. Dr. Lakelyn and her guests will focus on five key areas of caregiving that tend to be most challenging: Caregiver Support; Aging in Place; Alzheimer’s and Dementia Caregiving; Care Planning; and Caregiver Self-Care. Guests will include aging industry experts and advocates and caregivers who will share their experiences and personal stories with Dr. Lakelyn. New episodes will drop regularly on all major podcasting platforms.Home Instead, Inc.
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  • 80: What Matters Most at the End of Life with Dr. Julie Masters

    80: What Matters Most at the End of Life with Dr. Julie Masters
    2026/09/16
    Dr. Lakelyn welcomes gerontologist Dr. Julie Masters for a thoughtful conversation about what it means to be there for someone we love at the end of life. Together, they explore why accepting death can be especially difficult for family caregivers, including how the loss of a loved one can also bring changes to a caregiver's identity and sense of purpose.They also discuss life review, meaning and connection, including ways families can create meaningful moments with loved ones experiencing memory changes. Dr. Masters shares perspective on how caregiving may shift at the end of life, from doing and fixing to simply being present, and how families can navigate letting go and saying goodbye.05:03 Why society fears death12:03 Hidden meaning inside hospice15:02 Identity shifts in caregiving20:46 4 phrases to say first25:31 Waiting to pass alone33:24 Processing relief after loss37:34 Dementia and the end of life experience46:33 Proof you've done enoughEpisode highlights include:- Why accepting death can be especially difficult for family caregivers- How caregiving shapes our identity and what happens when that role begins to change- Using life review to create meaning and connection, including for people experiencing memory changes- Understanding the emotional changes that can come as a loved one approaches the end of life- Redefining caregiving through presence, letting go and saying goodbyeHelpful links from the episode:- Caregiver Chats Ep. 42: “Hospice and End-of-Life with Jules Stracquadanio”:- Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/caregiver-chats/id1684948365- Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/3csmFRxvRSmhnT0JropmdG- YouTube: youtu.be/UI0o0VZDGdc- Caregiver Chats Ep. 53, “Let’s Talk About Death with Lisa of Death Deck”:- Apple: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/caregiver-chats/id1684948365- Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/39mTUFYFt40Vp9cMtB05D4- YouTube: youtu.be/WB44JARGEA0- Learn more about the Department of Gerontology at University of Nebraska-Lincoln: gerontology.unl.edu- Area Agency on Aging, Lincoln, Live & Learn podcast: youtube.com/@aginglivelearnTo learn more about this podcast and to subscribe to our caregiving newsletters, visit www.homeinstead.com/caregiverchats. Share your thoughts, experiences and ideas by emailing Dr. Lakelyn at caregiverchats@homeinsteadinc.com.Like, subscribe, rate and review this podcast on your favorite podcast platform.Follow us on social media:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/caregiverchatspodcast | instagram.com/homeinsteadincFacebook: facebook.com/homeinsteadincYouTube: youtube.com/@HomeInsteadIncTikTok: tiktok.com/@homeinstead.inc
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    50 分
  • 79: Caring for a Narcissistic Parent Without Losing Yourself with Rebecca Johnson, LMHC

    79: Caring for a Narcissistic Parent Without Losing Yourself with Rebecca Johnson, LMHC
    2026/08/30

    Dr. Lakelyn is joined by licensed mental health counselor Rebecca Johnson for an honest conversation about one of caregiving's most complicated and often unspoken realities, caring for a narcissistic parent.

    For many adult children, becoming a caregiver means stepping back into painful family dynamics that never truly healed. Feelings of obligation, guilt, resentment, grief, and responsibility can exist alongside love and compassion. Rebecca shares practical strategies for navigating these complex relationships while protecting your emotional well-being and maintaining healthy boundaries.

    Together, they discuss how caregivers can care for someone who once caused emotional harm, why boundaries are acts of protection rather than punishment, and how healing can happen even when the relationship never becomes what you hoped it would be.

    Episode highlights include:

    -Understanding the unique challenges of caring for a narcissistic parent.

    -Why caregiving can reactivate childhood wounds and trauma.

    -Navigating guilt, obligation, and difficult family expectations.

    -The importance of boundaries (or "parameters") during caregiving.

    -The difference between self-care and soul care.

    -Coping with ambiguous grief, anticipatory grief, and disenfranchised grief.

    -Practical tools for protecting your mental health while providing care.

    Helpful links from the episode:

    -Restoration Counseling: restorationcounselingfl.com

    -Workbook (on Amazon): Finding Your True North: A Recovery Workbook for Adult Children of Narcissistic Parents: a.co/d/0e8u3htA

    - After the Narcissicist Private Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/afterthenarcissist/

    - Dr. Ramani YouTube channel: youtube.com/@DoctorRamani

    To learn more about this podcast and to subscribe to our caregiving newsletters, visit www.homeinstead.com/caregiverchats. Share your thoughts, experiences and ideas by emailing Dr. Lakelyn at caregiverchats@homeinsteadinc.com.

    Like, subscribe, rate and review this podcast on your favorite podcast platform.

    Follow us on social media:

    Instagram: @caregiverchatspodcast @homeinsteadinc

    Facebook: @homeinsteadinc

    YouTube: @homeinsteadinc

    TikTok: @homeinstead.inc
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    43 分
  • 78: Lessons from the Caregiving Journey with Yvette Nicole Brown

    78: Lessons from the Caregiving Journey with Yvette Nicole Brown
    2026/08/17

    Dr. Lakelyn welcomes Emmy-nominated actress, producer, author, and caregiver advocate Yvette Nicole Brown for an honest and heartfelt conversation about caring for her father, who is living with Alzheimer's disease.

    Together, they discuss Yvette's caregiving journey, the lessons she's learned over more than a decade, and how her background in acting and improvisation has helped her navigate the ever-changing world of dementia care with flexibility, humor, and grace. They also explore the importance of caregiver advocacy, including Yvette's work with Care Out Loud, Hilarity for Charity, and her upcoming keynote at the National Alliance for Caregiving Summit.


    Episode highlights include:

    -Yvette's caregiving journey with her father

    -How improv has shaped her approach to caregiving

    -Lessons learned along the way

    -The importance of caregiver advocacy and community

    -What she wishes she knew when she first became a caregiver


    Helpful resources from this episode:

    -Squeezed podcast with Yvette Nicole Brown: lemonadamedia.com/show/squeezed

    -Instagram: @yvettenicolebrown

    -Care Out Loud: wecareoutloud.org

    -Hilarity for Charity: wearehfc.org

    -National Alliance for Caregiving: caregiving.org


    To learn more about this podcast and to subscribe to our caregiving newsletters, visit www.homeinstead.com/caregiverchats. Share your thoughts, experiences and ideas by emailing Dr. Lakelyn at caregiverchats@homeinsteadinc.com.


    Like, subscribe, rate and review this podcast on your favorite podcast platform.


    Follow us on social media:

    Instagram: @caregiverchatspodcast @homeinsteadinc

    Facebook: @homeinsteadinc

    YouTube: @homeinsteadinc

    TikTok: @homeinstead.inc
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    39 分
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