Mindful Connection

09/24/2026

09/24/2026

What happens when one hand suddenly stops cooperating?

It may look like a stroke or Parkinson’s, but could it be something else?

In this episode of Dementia Decoded™, we’re exploring Corticobasal Syndrome (CBS), the signs families may overlook, and why recognizing patterns matters.

09/22/2026

When repeated falls, changes in speech, swallowing, or eye movements don’t quite fit Parkinson’s, the pattern may be pointing somewhere else.

My latest article explores progressive supranuclear palsy (PSP), why it can be difficult to recognize, and what families can do next.

One moment doesn’t tell the story. Patterns over time do.

After I shared my videos about progressive supranuclear palsy, or PSP, several people reached out to tell me about someone they loved. One message has stayed with me.

09/21/2026

Such a meaningful afternoon at . ❤️

Grateful to have shared this special 9/11 remembrance alongside Caylon Harris Umphrey with ContinuumLegal and Tony Drew with BerkshireHathaway.

The best part was hearing the residents’ stories, memories, and reflections. Those conversations are what made the afternoon so special.

Thank you again for welcoming us.

09/18/2026

“This doesn’t feel like typical Parkinson’s.”

The goal is not to diagnose PSP from a social media post.

It’s to recognize when the pattern deserves a closer look.

I created a FREE PSP Symptom + Doctor Visit Guide to help you track what you’re seeing and prepare better questions for the doctor.

Comment “PSP” and I’ll send you the guide to your inbox — or click the link in the comments.

One moment doesn’t tell the story. Patterns over time do.

Part 7

09/18/2026

“This doesn’t feel like typical Parkinson’s.”

The goal is not to diagnose PSP from a social media post.

It’s to recognize when the pattern deserves a closer look.

I created a FREE PSP Symptom + Doctor Visit Guide to help you track what you’re seeing and prepare better questions for the doctor.

Comment “PSP” and I’ll send you the guide to your inbox — or click the link in the comments.

One moment doesn’t tell the story. Patterns over time do.

Part 6

09/18/2026

“This doesn’t feel like typical Parkinson’s.”

The goal is not to diagnose PSP from a social media post.

It’s to recognize when the pattern deserves a closer look.

I created a FREE PSP Symptom + Doctor Visit Guide to help you track what you’re seeing and prepare better questions for the doctor.

Comment “PSP” and I’ll send you the guide to your inbox — or click the link in the comments.

One moment doesn’t tell the story. Patterns over time do.

Part 5

09/18/2026

“This doesn’t feel like typical Parkinson’s.”

The goal is not to diagnose PSP from a social media post.

It’s to recognize when the pattern deserves a closer look.

I created a FREE PSP Symptom + Doctor Visit Guide to help you track what you’re seeing and prepare better questions for the doctor.

Comment “PSP” and I’ll send you the guide to your inbox — or click the link in the comments.

One moment doesn’t tell the story. Patterns over time do.

Part 4

09/18/2026

“This doesn’t feel like typical Parkinson’s.”

The goal is not to diagnose PSP from a social media post.

It’s to recognize when the pattern deserves a closer look.

I created a FREE PSP Symptom + Doctor Visit Guide to help you track what you’re seeing and prepare better questions for the doctor.

Comment “PSP” and I’ll send you the guide to your inbox — or click the link in the comments.

One moment doesn’t tell the story. Patterns over time do.

Part 3