Pam Atwood's guest appearances

Pam Atwood

1st Floor Conversations

Inside Lenz Network

Lori Morrison

Kathy Shaw

Marc Hoover

Jimmy Hoffa

Robbie Martin

Chris Miller

Lynda Cheldelin

Michael Peterson

Bill Jenkins

Christian Davis

Kevin Sullivan

Joe McGee

Deborah Coonts

Warren Smith

Billy Price

OwlTail

Did you know roughly every 4 seconds a new case of Dementia is diagnosed worldwide?  With such a harsh disease spreading rapidly with no cure in sight, I thought it would be an amazing opportunity to unpack what we can control, what we should know, and more. We can't control if our loved ones are diagnosed. However, we can control whether we inform ourselves about what to look for and how to help.  On Episode 33, business owner, consultant, speaker, and friend, Pam Atwood joins us to bring light to this very topic answering questions like... How do we age gracefully with such a disease? How do we spot early-onset Alzheimer's?How do we know when to bring in help without damaging the relationships in our household? How can I help my loved ones when I don't know what's going on? Dementia has no cure, so what does that mean for me and my family? Pam has been a dementia services executive and consultant for over 20 years. In 2019 she launched her own firm, Atwood Dementia Group, that focused on care management with the hopes to help preserve and improve quality of life for those and their families impacted by these diseases. On this Episode of 1st Floor Conversations, we answer these questions and more so you can walk away with actionable insights that will elevate your confidence and comfort around the scary possibilities. I learned a ton during this conversation &amp; I know you will too!For More Information:http://atwooddementiagroup.com/

Did you know roughly every 4 seconds a new case of Dementia is diagnosed worldwide? With such a harsh disease spreading rapidly with no cure in sight, I thought it would be an amazing opportunity to unpack what we can control, what we should know, and more. We can't control if our loved ones are diagnosed. However, we can control whether we inform ourselves about what to look for and how to help. On Episode 33, business owner, consultant, speaker, and friend, Pam Atwood joins us to bring light to this very topic answering questions like... How do we age gracefully with such a disease? How do we spot early-onset Alzheimer's?How do we know when to bring in help without damaging the relationships in our household? How can I help my loved ones when I don't know what's going on? Dementia has no cure, so what does that mean for me and my family? Pam has been a dementia services executive and consultant for over 20 years. In 2019 she launched her own firm, Atwood Dementia Group, that focused on care management with the hopes to help preserve and improve quality of life for those and their families impacted by these diseases. On this Episode of 1st Floor Conversations, we answer these questions and more so you can walk away with actionable insights that will elevate your confidence and comfort around the scary possibilities. I learned a ton during this conversation &amp; I know you will too!For More Information:<a href="http://atwooddementiagroup.com/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://atwooddementiagroup.com/</a>

#33: Navigate Dementia, Care For Aging Loved Ones, & More, With Business Owner & Speaker, Pam Atwood

Hebrew Healthcare

Pam Atwood, Director, Dementia Services Hebrew HealthCare in West Hartford, CT, contends there is such a thing as successful aging and there are things we can do in the early stages to enhance the lives of those with dementia.	1) Tools people can tap into - medication, music, art, spirituality,	2) Coping strategies. The need to provide creative opportunities.	3) Brain Health -  What we can do right now. What are red flags in our lifestyle?  She has devised a series of dementia screenings that we will discuss.http://agingcareacademy.org/ dementia-risk-screening/free- dementia-screen-for-you/

Pam Atwood, Director, Dementia Services Hebrew HealthCare in West Hartford, CT, contends there is such a thing as successful aging and there are things we can do in the early stages to enhance the lives of those with dementia. 	1) Tools people can tap into - medication, music, art, spirituality, 	2) Coping strategies. The need to provide creative opportunities. 	3) Brain Health -  What we can do right now. What are red flags in our lifestyle?  She has devised a series of dementia screenings that we will discuss. <a href="http://agingcareacademy.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">http://agingcareacademy.org/</a> dementia-risk-screening/free- dementia-screen-for-you/

Shattered Lives: Pam Atwood - Director of Dementia Services - Hebrew Healthcare