In this live interview, Youngtimers volunteer Susan Hiatt interviews professor and author Dr. Bonnie Hennig-Trestman about talking to children about familial Alzheimer's disease (FAD). Drawing on decades of experience studying families with Huntington’s Disease, Dr. Hennig-Trestman shares age-appropriate strategies, communication tips, and emotional support techniques to help families foster trust.
In an interview with Youngtimers founder Lindsay Hohsfield, professor and author Dr. Bonnie Hennig-Trestman offers expert advice on how to talk to children about familial Alzheimer's disease (FAD). Based upon her decades of experience with Huntington’s Disease (HD), Dr. Hennig-Trestman’s shares age-appropriate strategies, communication tips, and emotional support techniques to help families foster trust — even when the future feels uncertain.
Estate planning attorney Kurt Walberg walks families through essential estate planning steps that can bring peace of mind when navigating life with familial Alzheimer's disease FAD. From medical powers of attorney to wills and trusts, this talk covers the tools you need to ensure your wishes are honored — even in the face of uncertainty.
Supporting those impacted by familial Alzheimer’s disease with community, education and advocacy
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