Susan Kohler's guest appearances

Susan Kohler

IM Network

Dr. Carol Francis

United Public Radio 

UFO Paranormal Radio & United Public Radio

CUTV News Radio

Nora Gedgaudas

Cynthia Sue Larson

Jalaja Bonheim

Mary Shores

Bernie Siegel

Dan Millman

Lon Milo DuQuette

Erica McKenzie

Bo Eason

Anita Hill

Alan Smith

Phil Carson

Gary Evans

Anthony Peake

Andrieh Vitimus

OwlTail

Susan is a licensed/certified Speech-Language Pathologist, dedicating time as a researcher at UCLA, hospitals and nursing homes, focusing on communication issues between family and professional caregivers and the frail elderly.  Her experience has gained her recognition in lecturing and training on the subject of communication with this population, including published work and a training video on communicating with the cognitively impaired.  Susan is also a member of the Screen Actors Guild and works professionally as an actress and singer, skills she attributes to laying the ground work for developing the techniques of making "connections" with persons who suffer from dementia.  She currently resides in Santa Monica, CA.   Be sure to watch "The Alzheimer's Project" documentary series on HBO.

Susan is a licensed/certified Speech-Language Pathologist, dedicating time as a researcher at UCLA, hospitals and nursing homes, focusing on communication issues between family and professional caregivers and the frail elderly.  Her experience has gained her recognition in lecturing and training on the subject of communication with this population, including published work and a training video on communicating with the cognitively impaired.  Susan is also a member of the Screen Actors Guild and works professionally as an actress and singer, skills she attributes to laying the ground work for developing the techniques of making "connections" with persons who suffer from dementia.  She currently resides in Santa Monica, CA.  <br> <br>Be sure to watch "The Alzheimer's Project" documentary series on HBO.

Susan Kohler: How to Communicate with Alzheimer's

Any form of dementia, including Alzheimers, causes the sufferer to loose memories and the ability to connect with loved ones.  The stress and disappointing sadness that family members, friends and caregivers experience when dementia takes over often interferes with the emotionally satisfying experience of connecting, through communication, touch or shared experiences.  Susan Kohler, a Speech Pathologist, has discovered a way to help family and friends of dementia sufferers reconnect with their loved one in ways that are touching, moving, satisfying and amazing.  This hour interview provides listeners with a 9 step roadmap toward reconnecting with Alzheimer sufferers who are loosing their way, their loves and their Selves.  Call ahead with questions to Dr. Francis at 310-543-1824; review the book How To Communicate With Alzheimer's by Susan Kohler at BookEnergy.weebly.com or contact Dr. Francis at drcarolfrancis.com or MakeLifeHappenNow@gmail.com. Or contact Susan Kohler at SusanKohler@grpublishing.com

Any form of dementia, including Alzheimers, causes the sufferer to loose memories and the ability to connect with loved ones.  The stress and disappointing sadness that family members, friends and caregivers experience when dementia takes over often interferes with the emotionally satisfying experience of connecting, through communication, touch or shared experiences.  Susan Kohler, a Speech Pathologist, has discovered a way to help family and friends of dementia sufferers reconnect with their loved one in ways that are touching, moving, satisfying and amazing.  This hour interview provides listeners with a 9 step roadmap toward reconnecting with Alzheimer sufferers who are loosing their way, their loves and their Selves.  Call ahead with questions to Dr. Francis at 310-543-1824; review the book How To Communicate With Alzheimer's by Susan Kohler at <a href="http://BookEnergy.weebly.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">BookEnergy.weebly.com</a> or contact Dr. Francis at <a href="http://drcarolfrancis.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">drcarolfrancis.com</a> or MakeLifeHappenNow@gmail.com. Or contact Susan Kohler at SusanKohler@grpublishing.com

Communicating with Alzheimer's by Susan Kohler