UK Health Radio Podcast
UK Health Radio Podcast
16: Marianne Sciucco & Elizabeth Miller - Healing Ties 2.0.1 - Episode 16
16: Marianne Sciucco & Elizabeth Miller - Healing Ties 2.0.1 - Episode 16
16: Marianne Sciucco & Elizabeth Miller - Healing Ties 2.0.1 - Episode 16
Tuesday 28th March 2023
Discover how poetry and community support can aid dementia caregiving with Marianne Sciucco and Elizabeth Miller on UK Health Radio Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Navigating Dementia: Poetry and Caregiving with Marianne Sciucco and Elizabeth Miller
So I want to make sure we talk about your nursing career and how it has impacted you with your little short dementia journey that you had as a child and had a lasting impact on you.
Ever wondered how poetry can ease the tough journey of dementia caregiving? In this episode of the UK Health Radio Podcast, Marianne Sciucco and Elizabeth Miller dive into their experiences as a nurse and caregiver, respectively. Marianne, with her extensive nursing background, and Elizabeth, a dedicated caregiver, explore the emotional and practical challenges that come with dementia care. They discuss the profound impact of dementia on families and the crucial role nurses play in offering support and care.
But it’s not all clinical talk – they also delve into the therapeutic power of poetry. Whether you’re reading or writing it, poetry can be a surprising tool to manage stress and express emotions. Throughout their conversation, Marianne and Elizabeth emphasize the importance of community support for caregivers and families dealing with dementia. This episode is a heartfelt blend of personal stories and practical advice, making it a must-listen for anyone touched by dementia.