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Inside the Black Caregiving Experience

In this deeply insightful episode of Time to Talk, host Michelle Jobin sits down with Sherron and Clovis Grant, founders of the Sawubona Afrocentric Circle of Support. Together, they explore […]

Advance Care Planning for Caregivers

Advance care planning is one of the most important, and most avoided, conversations families have. In this episode of Time to Talk, host Michelle Jobin speaks with Dr. Kenneth Hook […]

How Social Prescribing Saved My Life

Caring for someone you love can feel overwhelming, isolating and at times impossible. Host Michelle Jobin is joined by Stephanie Van Buskirk, Caregiver Link Worker with the Ontario Caregiver Organization, […]

How AI is Helping Caregivers Support Older Adults 

Caregiving often begins quietly and gradually becomes all-encompassing. In this episode, host Michelle Jobin sits down with Dr. Adriana Shnall, Program Director of the Baycrest Koschitzky Centre for Innovations in […]

How Caregivers Can Prevent Everyday Injuries

Caregivers play a critical role in keeping older adults safe, especially when it comes to preventing falls. In this episode, Pamela Fuselli from Parachute joins the conversation to talk about […]

How Caregivers Can Protect Themselves from Online Scams with Theresa Ebden

Caregivers manage a lot — appointments, finances, online accounts, and high-stress decisions — and scammers know exactly how to exploit those pressures. In this episode, host Michelle Jobin is joined […]

When Caregiving Starts Young: Strength, Loss, and Purpose with Michelle Nguyen

Becoming a caregiver at a young age can change everything. In this episode of Time to Talk, Michelle Nguyen shares her experience caring for her mother after a lung cancer […]

The Truth About Caregiving with Teri Hart

In this episode of Time to Talk Michelle Jobin is joined by Teri Hart, host of The Hart Of It All podcast, who shares insights from her own caregiving journey […]

Rural Healthcare Challenges and Caregiver Support with Dr. Lorraine Sharp

Caregiving in rural and Northern Ontario comes with unique challenges—from long travel distances and harsh weather to limited access to specialized care. In this episode of Time to Talk, family […]

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