EQ and its crucial role in understanding a dementia - Professor David Sheard
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EQ and its crucial role in understanding a dementia - Professor David Sheard
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"The recipe for disaster is having no comfort, no belonging, no security, no identity, no meaning."
My guest this week shares an insight that we all can benefit from harnessing: Identity, purpose, and meaning are central to wellbeing at every stage of life, not just in dementia care.
Professor David Sheard is one of the UK’s most influential voices in dementia care reform.
What begins as a discussion about dementia care soon becomes something far more personal: a conversation about identity, vulnerability, coming out as a gay man in the 1970s, living with terminal heart failure, and what it means to leave a legacy.
Emotional Intelligence plays a key theme in David’s life and advocacy for more understanding care.
This episode invites us all to remember that all human beings are more feeling beings, than thinking beings, and that emotional intelligence can be the key to helping us connect with each other better.
Music: 'Spirit of Fire' - fiftysounds.com
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