Episode 44 - Feed Your Brain - Rituals

Episode 44 of the Senior Connect podcast, hosted by Okrah Studios, titled "Episode 44 - Feed Your Brain - Rituals" was published on January 7, 2022 and runs 14 minutes.

January 7, 2022 ·14m · Senior Connect

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In this episode of Feed Your Brain with host Andrea Paratto, Andrea sits down with Jean Makesh, CEO of The Lantern Group, to discuss the importance of rituals, and how knowing a loved ones' or clients' can help caregivers be more accommodating.

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In this episode of Feed Your Brain with host Andrea Paratto, Andrea sits down with Jean Makesh, CEO of The Lantern Group, to discuss the importance of rituals, and how knowing a loved ones' or clients' can help caregivers be more accommodating.

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