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You Can Prevent Dementia? A Conversation with Dr. Mitch

Ever wondered how a professional caregiver navigates all of the emotional and psychological strains while maintaining a balance? Join me as I connect with Dr. Mitch, an esteemed neuropsychologist and fellow caregiver. In this episode, we shed light on the critical role of neuropsychologists in diagnosing and treating brain disorders. We also delve into the emotional roller-coaster of caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's, and how humor and community support can become lifelines.

Dr. Mitch opens up about his dual journey as a neuropsychologist and a son watching his mother grapple with dementia, offering an insider's perspective on the distinctions between clinical psychology and neuropsychology. We discuss the ironies and challenges he faced in his professional and personal life, while highlighting insights from his illuminating book, "Dementia Prevention: Using Your Head to Save Your Brain". This discussion aims to demystify the topic of dementia, providing practical strategies for prevention and a fresh outlook on cognitive health.

Our conversation takes a deeper dive into the signs of dementia and the complexities of normal aging. For those passionate about brain health, this episode offers a blend of heartfelt stories, professional advice, and a touch of humor to help navigate the challenging landscape of aging and dementia. Tune in to discover how small, consistent changes can make a big difference in maintaining cognitive health and preventing dementia.

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Host: @jsmilescomedy
Producer: @MiaHallTV
Editor: @annelise9152

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