How the Hospital System is Failing When it Comes to Cognitive Issues
Dementia self-advocate Michael Ellenbogen shares how hospitals and medical providers could give better care to those with cognitive issues.
2023 In Review: The Self-Advocates | EDB 313
VIDEO - In the first part of our review of 2023, we hear from the neurodivergent self-advocates that have appeared on the show, including JR Harding, Brooke Schnittman, and Michael Ellenbogen.
The Spectrum of Neurodiversity, featuring Jude Morrow, Kayla McKeon, Bea Moise & more | EDB 300
VIDEO - In this special 300th episode, we revisit words of wisdom from self-advocates with varied traits and diagnoses that span the “spectrum of neurodiversity”.
Living with Dementia, with Michael Ellenbogen | EDB 286
VIDEO - Dementia self-advocate and author Michael Ellenbogen returns to discuss living with the disease, and his work raising awareness around the world.
The State of Alzheimer’s Research, with Dr Marcia Ratner & Dr James Hendrix | EDB 255
(VIDEO - 29 mins) Dr. Marcia Ratner & Dr. James Hendrix discuss recent developments in Alzheimer’s research.
CTE, Sports & Dementia, with LuMind IDSC’s Dr James Hendrix | EDB 243
(VIDEO - 20 mins) Dr. James Hendrix discusses the possible connections between sports-related CTE and dementia.
How Google Could Help People Living with Dementia
Dementia self-advocate Michael Ellenbogen shares ways he thinks Google could improve their Home and Home Mini to help those with different brains.
Are You Or Your Elder Loved One Willing To Plan For The Long-Term?
Jill Poser – Kammet, CGCM discusses the need for long-term care planning for elder loved ones.
Dementia & Alzheimer’s Self-Advocacy, with Michael Ellenbogen | EDB 222
(VIDEO - 29 minutes) Michael Ellenbogen discusses the importance of Alzheimer’s and dementia advocacy.
When Is It Time to Become the Guardian of your Aging Parent?
Jill Poser – Kammet, CGCM offers tips for navigating the complex and difficult decisions over claiming guardianship of a parent.
Is Your Client’s Mental Capacity Affecting Their Decision-Making Abilities?
Jill Poser – Kammet, CGCM discusses the challenges in gauging mental capacity when making decisions.
Boy With Down Syndrome Meets His Disney Idol
(VIDEO - 3 min 35 sec) In this episode: a boy with Down syndrome meets his Disney idol, a high school student with cerebral palsy lands a job with the Carolina Mudcats, and more!
Rappelling 100 Feet For Dyslexia Funding
(VIDEO - 3 min 16 sec) In this episode: a program makes theater more accessible for kids with autism, community members rappel from 100 feet for dyslexia funds, and more!
Optimizing the Aging Brain, with Ken Dychtwald, Ph.D. | EDB 144
(27 minutes) In this episode, Dr. Hackie Reitman speaks with author, psychiatrist, gerontologist, and Age Wave CEO & Founder Ken Dychtwald, Ph.D. about maintaining brain health while aging.
College Football Rivals Help Student With Down Syndrome
(3 min 50 sec) In this episode: a man with dyslexia who didn’t learn to read until he was 18 is looking to inspire others with his book, app developers use technology to fight depression, students from the University of Alabama are raising money for a student with Down syndrome at Clemson, and more!
A Special Bond Between a Boy With Anxiety & His Dog
The Week in Neurodiversity The Neurodiversity News Show, hosted by the Different Brains Inc. interns.…
How One Community Is Helping a Girl with Apraxia – Week in Neurodiversity
(3 min 22 sec) In this episode: robotic pets help those with dementia, A&E will be premiering a reality show about those with hearing impairments, and what does the latest research say about musicians and depression? These stories and more in this week’s edition!
The Next Generation of Concussion Research, with SIVOTEC Analytics’ Pete Martinez | EDB 137
(18 minutes) In this episode, Dr. Hackie Reitman speaks with Pete Martinez, the CEO and Chairman of SIVOTEC Analytics about their research into concussions and CTEs.
14 Year Old Girl Develops Alzheimer’s App – Week in Neurodiversity (2/24/18)
(3 min 24 sec) In this episode, a student with autism leads a yoga class of over 1,000 peers, a 14-yr-old girl creates an app for those with Alzheimer’s, and more!
The Link Between Concussions, Alzheimer’s, and Dementia, with Seth Keller, M.D. | EDB 116
In this episode, Dr. Hackie Reitman speaks with Seth Keller, M.D.. Dr. Keller is Co-Chair of the AADMD’s National Task Group on Intellectual Disabilities and Dementia Practices.
Phoenix Symphony Serenades Dementia Patients – Week in Neurodiversity (2/3/18)
(3 min 36 sec) In this episode, a man from Portland is running a global marathon to raise awareness for dyslexia, the Phoenix Symphony serenades patients with dementia, and WonderWorks Orlando is doing wonders for people with autism!
The Benefits of Music for Therapy and the Neurodiverse
Martha Summa discusses the important role music can play in therapy for the neurodiverse, and offers insight in to how different tempos can help different conditions.
Boston University researching protein to help Alzheimer’s
By Peter Bochner Researchers at the Brain Plasticity & Neuroimaging Lab at Boston University’s College…
