TOP 10 CAREBLAZER’S YOUTUBE VIDEOS of 2023

View the 10 most watched Careblazers videos of 2023.

How to Help Someone With Dementia Accept Help

Forcing your loved one with dementia to do something often doesn’t work and can make things worse. Instead, learn a helpful approach to try to increase the chance your loved one will do what you hope.

Lying To Someone With Dementia

In this video, we talk about Lying to someone with dementia, and I offer you an entirely new way to think about lying.

The Question Every Dementia Caregiver Should Ask

This video shares a question I asked myself that changed everything for me. I hope it helps you in your caregiving situation as well.

Getting Someone With Dementia To Bathe (and accept help)

In this video, I chat with an amazing Careblazer who shares her simple secret to getting her mom with dementia to bathe more often AND accept help from others. May she be an inspiration for what is possible.

Stages Of Dementia Caregiving: From Chaos To Calm

We’ve all heard the stages of dementia, but have you heard the stages of dementia caregiving? This video explores the three stages of dementia caregiving. Find out what stage you are in.

How To Prevent Alzheimers Disease

It IS possible to reduce your risk for dementia such as Alzheimer’s disease, vascular dementia, lewy body dementia, etc. In this video, I review the results of a 2021 study based out of Japan that showed one factor that led to a 60% increased risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease within 5 years compared to those who did not have this factor. The good news is that you can change this factor!

"My Husband with Dementia Knows Something Is Wrong"

In this video, I chat with an amazing Careblazer who is caring for her husband with Alzheimer’s disease. She shares how she was able to get her husband to stop doing the finances AND take a bath! I hope she serves as inspiration and hope that change is possible.

The Most Important Dementia Care Video Of 2023

If you are caring for a loved one with any type of dementia, then this is the most important video you can watch. Mary cared for her husband with Alzheimer’s disease who at the time of this interview passed away 1 week earlier. She shares how she went from despair to joy and jam packs in amazing tips she used to help her along the way. Seriously, you don’t want to miss a minute as she sprinkles them in throughout our entire talk.

Surprising Symptoms of Dementia: Part 1

Discover unexpected signs of dementia that are often missed. From subtle changes in walking to moments of clarity, learn possible symptoms of dementia that aren’t often talked about but that you’ve probably noticed in your loved one.

What is Frontotemporal Dementia?

Bruce Willis was recently diagnosed with Frontotemporal dementia. In this video I share how FTD differs from Alzheimer’s disease and common symptoms of frontotemporal dementia.

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Dr. Natali Edmonds

Dr. Natali Edmonds

Dr. Natali Edmonds is a board-certified geropsychologist and the founder of Dementia Careblazers. She has spent her career working with families caring for a loved one with dementia, and publishes a new video for caregivers every week.

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