Podcasts


Tips for finding senior care, from a senior care nurse

Tips for finding senior care, from a senior care nurse

26 min  ⋅ September 22nd
Podcast: Nursing director shares lessons from moving her own grandparents into a nursing home
Functional fitness: What is it & why is it needed as we age?

Functional fitness: What is it & why is it needed as we age?

26 min  ⋅ September 11th
Podcast: Experts work with your goals to help with movements, activities that directly translate into your everyday lifestyle
How to have the ‘girl talk’ with your teen

How to have the ‘girl talk’ with your teen

67 min  ⋅ August 26th
Podcast: Starting conversations when they’re young builds connections along the way
Coping with aging and the transitions that come with it

Coping with aging and the transitions that come with it

49 min  ⋅ July 29th
Podcast: Learn tips for dealing with loss, finding purpose, staying social and more
Varicose veins may be more than surface-level problems

Varicose veins may be more than surface-level problems

35 min  ⋅ July 24th
Podcast: Heart specialist warns vein changes can point to deeper medical issues
Eat this, not that, to avoid inflammation

Eat this, not that, to avoid inflammation

26 min  ⋅ July 15th
Podcast: Some inflammation is normal. Certain foods can help you handle it like a pro
Addiction recovery digs into causes, healthier responses

Addiction recovery digs into causes, healthier responses

46 min  ⋅ July 9th
Podcast: Patient and provider detail successes and setbacks within the recovery journey
True or false? Storms make your joints hurt

True or false? Storms make your joints hurt

41 min  ⋅ June 19th
Podcast: Doctor rates things we tell ourselves about arthritis and joint pain
Navigating senior care from the sandwich generation

Navigating senior care from the sandwich generation

56 min  ⋅ June 10th
Podcast: How to manage care for aging parents in the middle of caring for kids
Fight your body’s ‘decay code’ with daily movement

Fight your body’s ‘decay code’ with daily movement

48 min  ⋅ April 29th
Podcast: It’s never too late to start exercising. Here’s how.
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