Episodes

  • The Forgotten Crisis

    The Forgotten Crisis
    Oct 24 2025
    This episode of “The Ignored Crisis” addresses the urgent issue of dementia and Alzheimer’s disease, highlighting its rapid global rise. With a life lost every three seconds, it emphasizes memory protection, awareness dissemination, stigma reduction, early detection, policy advocacy, and support for caregivers as vital actions for meaningful change.
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  • The Global Time Bomb

    The Global Time Bomb
    Oct 25 2025
    The Silent Story of a Global Crisis You must Know About. Alzheimer’s disease and dementia represent a significant global crisis, impacting millions across all nations, particularly in low- and middle-income countries. Caregivers, predominantly women, bear the emotional and financial burdens. Despite the increasing prevalence, stigma and a lack of resources hinder effective support, necessitating urgent […]
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  • 7 early signs of Alzheimer’s Disease everyone must know.

    7 early signs of Alzheimer’s Disease everyone must know.
    Oct 25 2025
    Episode No: 2 of the Series: THE IGNORED CRISIS This episode emphasizes the importance of recognizing early signs of Alzheimer’s disease to provide timely support and care for loved ones. It illustrates common symptoms like memory loss, planning difficulties, and confusion. Early detection offers families time for critical conversations and planning, empowering them to navigate […]
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  • All Dementia Isn’t Alzheimer’s. Knowing the difference lights the way.

    All Dementia Isn’t Alzheimer’s. Knowing the difference lights the way.
    Oct 26 2025
    Episode 3 of THE IGNORED CRISIS explores the distinction between dementia and Alzheimer's disease, emphasizing their differences. Understanding this distinction is crucial for families in seeking timely assistance and support for affected individuals, ultimately impacting their care strategies and decision-making processes.
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  • Boost Your Memory: Simple Habits explained – Part 1

    Boost Your Memory: Simple Habits explained – Part 1
    Oct 26 2025
    Episode 4 of THE IGNORED CRISIS explores how daily habits affect memory loss, emphasizing that it isn't unavoidable. Key lifestyle choices, such as exercise, nutrition, sleep, and stress management, are crucial for memory enhancement. Social engagement and curiosity also contribute to cognitive reserve, supporting mental sharpness throughout life.
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  • Boost Your Memory – Simple Daily Habits explained – Part 2

    Boost Your Memory – Simple Daily Habits explained – Part 2
    Oct 30 2025
    This guide emphasizes preventive strategies for brain health, advocating for early medical consultation regarding cognitive changes. It debunks myths about memory, highlighting effective habits like spaced repetition and retrieval practice. It stresses the importance of lifestyle choices, social connections, and mental engagement, promoting a holistic approach to cognitive well-being and joy.
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  • It’s OK not to be OK

    It’s OK not to be OK
    Nov 6 2025
    The hidden emotions of care giving. The attached podcast is a summarised version of this blog. Breakdown on the Cold Floor. “ Last night, I sat on the cold bathroom floor and closed the door. The chill of the tiles steadied me after a day that would not end. I had been pacing in the […]
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  • What to Say — and Not to Say

    What to Say — and Not to Say
    Nov 13 2025
    The blog discusses effective communication strategies for caregivers of individuals with dementia, emphasizing the importance of emotional connection over factual accuracy. It encourages validation and compassionate responses to foster trust and reduce anxiety. By understanding dementia’s impact on communication, caregivers can create a supportive environment, ensuring loved ones feel safe and heard.
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