The challenges of being a family caregiver are as varied as their loved one’s stories are unique. In this series, Home Healthcare Network hopes to present topical approaches to home care/dementia care. Through a supportive and understanding eye, we’ll explore how simple changes can help improve the health and well-being for those on the caregiver’s path, while still allowing a loving and compassionate environment to unfold for their loved one’s journey.

Caring for Changes
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The challenges of being a family caregiver are as varied as their loved one’s stories are unique. In this series, Home Healthcare Network hopes to present topical approaches to home care/dementia care. Through a supportive and understanding eye, we’ll explore how simple changes can help improve the health and well-being for those on the caregiver’s path, while still allowing a loving and compassionate environment to unfold for their loved one’s journey.
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June 1, 2026
Episode 19 - Building an Age-Friendly (and Dementia-Friendly) Society with award-winning journalist and author André Picard
<p>Award-winning health columnist, author and Order of Canada recipient André Picard has been sounding the alarm for years about the state of Canada’s health care system in general and—with a degree of added fervency—pointing to the “little changes” that we can all be making in order to better integrate our aging population—including those with a lived experience of dementia—into our everyday world. (Content presented in the following podcast is for information purposes only. Views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the host and guests and may not represent the views and opinions of Home Healthcare Network. Always consult with your physician for any medical advice and always consult with your attorney for any legal advice.)Link: <a href="https://www.theglobeandmail.com/authors/andre-picard/">https://www.theglobeandmail.com/authors/andre-picard/</a></p><p>#agefriendlysociety #dementiafriendlysociety #eldercareadvocate #globeandmailnewspaper #healthreporter #healthcolumnist #healthincanada #canadianhealthjournalism #neglectednomorebook </p><p>About André Picard: </p><p>André Picard is a health reporter and columnist for The Globe and Mail, where he has been a staff writer since 1987. He is also the author of six bestselling books.</p><p>André is a two-time winner of the Columns category at Canada's National Newspaper Awards, and past winner of prestigious Michener Award for meritorious public service journalism.</p><p>He was named Canada’s first Public Health Hero by the Canadian Public Health Association, and a Champion of Mental Health by the Canadian Alliance on Mental Illness and Mental Health. He received the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal for his dedication to improving healthcare.</p><p>André is a graduate of the University of Ottawa and Carleton University, and has received honorary doctorates from eight universities, including UBC and the University of Toronto.</p>

April 2, 2026
Episode 18 – Giving Voice to Young Caregivers with guest Rebekah Gold
<p>The burdens that young caregivers carry daily are often done so in silence—which puts an extra layer of feelings of isolation experienced by those who are often thrust into the task of caring for a loved one where they like it or not at the forefront of this episode. As co-founder and director of the Young Caregiver Council of Canada, Rebekah Gold candidly shares her own lived experience on what it means to be a young caregiver. (Content presented in the following podcast is for information purposes only. Views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the host and guests and may not represent the views and opinions of Home Healthcare Network. Always consult with your physician for any medical advice and always consult with your attorney for any legal advice.)</p><p><br></p><p> <a href="http://youngcaregivercouncil.ca/"><u>youngcaregivercouncil.ca</u></a> </p><p>#youngcaregivers #youngcareradvocacy #givingvoice #YCCC </p><p><br></p><p><strong>About Rebekah Gold:</strong></p><p>Rebekah Gold is a young adult carer advocate, a PhD candidate in Child and Youth Studies at Brock University, and a Research Affiliate with the Young Caregivers Association. She is the Co-Founder and Director of the Young Caregiver Council of Canada, a grassroots advocacy community of young carers across Canada. </p><p><br></p><p>Her MA thesis research focused on a collaborative project called: Understanding Young Carers and their Leisure (UYCL): A Critical Participatory Action Research (CPAR) Initiative.<br></p><p>Rebekah's research is at the intersection of critical disability studies, critical childhood studies, and care work. Her professional work interests include: </p><ul><li>Building community among young carers through relational practice in research and the community</li><li>Engaging in critical dialogue, research, and action in disability justice, mental health, and caregiving spaces</li><li>Bringing attention to the stories and experiences of young carers supporting parents with mental distress, substance use, psychosis, schizophrenia, and schizoaffective conditions</li><li>Exploring and supporting young carers’ mental health and well-being within the context of care work and systemic neglect </li><li>Identifying barriers in system access and how young carers and families navigate care, support, access, and system responses.</li></ul>

February 28, 2026
Using Humour as a Guiding Principle while Caregiving
<p>For Chris Rosati, being thrust into the role of caregiver to his wife Jane ended up being the most profound experience of his life. It also meant a crash course in reinventing himself through his and Jane’s shared experience of drawing on humour to eventually emerge as both a storyteller and caregiver advocate. (Content presented in the following podcast is for information purposes only. Views and opinions expressed in this podcast are solely those of the host and guests and may not represent the views and opinions of Home Healthcare Network. Always consult with your physician for any medical advice and always consult with your attorney for any legal advice.)</p>
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