Elissa Boreham
68Spidrs - The Juggling Caregiver
The main focus will be on personal experiences, useful tips and information from a working single mother in her 50s, raising a high support autistic child. All while trying to provide caregiving (past and present), for two divorced parents in different stages of Alzheimer's and dementia. A balancing act that has been both joy-filled, and heartbreaking, but has taught me so much and helped me continue to grow as a person. The podcast will have guests from time to time, providing great information, engaging conversation and bringing a fresh voice to the show.
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Episodes
Touch point on grief and decision making for others 04.11.2024 7:45
My first video episode. Short and sweet with a few off the cuff comments about grief and making decisions for others.
In conversation with Johnny Hunt - Parent, nurse, mental health advocate and podcaster 26.02.2024 50:33
In our latest episode we chat with Johnny Hunt. Johnny resides in Ireland and has been in the nursing field for many years. Along with a very busy career, Johnny is also a parent, huge football fan, mental health advocate and podcaster.
In conversation with Duncan Jackson - A family caregiver's journey 12.12.2023 32:46
Today's episode will feature Duncan Jackson. Duncan resides in the UK and was a caregiver for his late wife and then participated in caregiving along with his siblings for his parents, both of whom were diagnosed with dementia.
In conversation with Paul Nelson - author, caregiver/parent and autism advocate 21.11.2023 50:21
Today's episode features Paul Nelson. Paul is a retired middle school music teacher who decided to pursue his other passion - writing, and is now the author of 11 books. Paul is also the parent and caregiver to his non-verbal, autistic son Michael who is the inspiration for his writing. They are a team and all of their books include a lot about them, and their life adventures with autism. They...
In conversation with Paul Nichols - Co-founder of the Elli App 27.03.2023 18:28
In today's episode we chat with Paul Nichols co-founder of the Elli App. The Elli app is a new app launching soon that enables people with cognitive impairment to live independently for longer giving family members and caregivers peace of mind. The mission of the Elli app is to find a balance between enabling independence and dignity while avoiding vulnerability and risk. Visit their website f...
In conversation with Gincy Heins - Author, caregiver, volunteer and Alzheimer's advocate 18.06.2022 37:10
In this episode I chat with Gincy Heins. Gincy is located in California and is the primary caregiver for her husband Steve, who was diagnosed with MCI (mild cognitive impairment) at only 55 years old. We chat about what life looks like now several years along this journey and how things have changed for each of them.
A Journey With OCD - In conversation with Giselle 30.01.2022 1:58:32
A candid discussion with Giselle, who talks openly about the impact Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder (OCD) has had on her personal and professional life, as well as tips for someone who suspects they or a loved one may be exhibiting symptoms of OCD.
Counselling as part of your self-care - Interview with Nancy Jobin, MEd, Counselling Psychology 12.06.2021 32:23
Discussion with Nancy Jobin on the benefits of seeking a professional counsellor as part of looking after your own health as a caregiver.
Tough Couple of Weeks 03.03.2021 16:38
Talking about recent experience with my mother falling and breaking her hip
Clearing out the house 05.11.2020 14:11
Clearing out the house after your loved one moves to a new living arrangement and the emotions/memories connected with it.
Knowing your worth and value 02.10.2020 11:44
Appreciating ourselves and practicing self-love
Do I really need a form for this? 08.09.2020 39:55
Part one - Practical tips/suggestions about legal forms to have in place as well as some applications to get funding for some services or devices etc
Today sucked. Time for some ice cream, but first tea. 04.08.2020 10:01
Brief commentary on finding ways to feel better after a difficult or emotional time.
Loss and grief 24.07.2020 19:44
Loss and grief connected with dementia
Using visual aids with person with dementia 12.07.2020 15:02
Description of my experience using visual aids for someone with Alzheimer's and vascular dementia
Why does everything smell like pee? 09.07.2020 11:09
Discussion around toileting issues with child with Autism and brief comment on incontinence with parent with dementia.
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