How can vision anchor young adults through grief, stress, and uncertainty? Carey Conley shares powerful insights on supporting young adults with compassion, clarity, and hope. Key Topics Covered Why young adults face a “perfect storm” of mental health stressors Vision as an emotional anchor during adversity Supporting autonomy while staying emotionally present How parents can… Continue reading Anchored by Vision — Supporting Young Adults Through Life’s Storms
When memory fades, does love disappear — or deepen? Author and caregiver Eliezer Sobel shares a raw, honest, and unexpectedly hopeful account of caring for his mother through 20 years of Alzheimer’s. This conversation explores identity loss, reframing grief, creative connection, and why emotional presence matters more than recognition. Not sugarcoated — and not without… Continue reading The Silver Lining of Alzheimer’s: When Caregiving Becomes a Relationship of Pure Connection
What happens when a single phone call changes everything? Author Tony Stewart joins The Sharegiving Secret to reflect on caregiving, anticipatory grief, and the unexpected moments of love and clarity that emerge in the face of terminal illness. Drawing from his memoir Carrying the Tiger, Tony shares how writing, community, and radical honesty helped him… Continue reading Carrying the Tiger: Tony Stewart on Living with Cancer, Grief, and Grace
· This is the link to our health checklist which we mentioned several times: https://footballplayershealth.harvard.edu/for-former-players/tackling-personal-health/ · The NFL LifeLine can be found here: https://www.nfllifeline.org/ Episode Title: Behind the Helmet: Caring for the Families Who Care for NFL Players Podcast: The Sharegiving Secret Host: Deborah S. Greenhut, PhD Guests: Rachel Grashow, M.S., ScD – Director of Epidemiological Research Initiatives, Football Players Health Study at… Continue reading Behind the Helmet: Caring for the Families Who Care for NFL Players
When the government shuts down, caregivers don’t get to. In this episode, author and advocate Deborah Greenhut explores how the ongoing federal shutdown affects dementia care — from delayed Medicaid reimbursements to halted Alzheimer’s research. She outlines a “calendar of disruptions” showing what happens in weeks 1–6 of the shutdown, with real stories from caregivers managing telehealth gaps, unpaid… Continue reading When Time and Care Collide: Dementia Care in the Shutdown
