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2020
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Identity and Diverse Perspectives

“What’s the Matter with Me?”: Self-Care Advice

Alzheimer’s disease is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States and over 16 million people act as unpaid caregivers, estimated at 18.6 billion hours of care. Caregiver investment is associated with personal and relational benefits, but there are also much higher emotional, financial, and physical costs for these caregivers as compared to non-caregiving populations. Online advice is one type of social support that can enhance everyone’s well-being. We offer communication advice for nonprofessional caregivers of people with Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, as available online in 2019 and related to caregiver self-care, relational well-being, and physical well-being.

Other Symposium videos:

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Quick Tips to Ensure Electronic Accessibility and Inclusion
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2023
Talking Across Differences: A Healing Justice Framework for Assisting International Students in the U.S.

Presented by Ting Fang Claire Chein, Caridad Souza, Seojung Lee

2020
Supporting CSU Students Who Are Undocumented | 2020 Diversity Symposium

Presented by Amy Cailene, Connie Jaime-Lujan, John Henderson, and Penny Gonzales-Soto

2023
From Consultation to Meaningful Engagement with Indigenous & Marginalized Communities in Conservation

Presented by Allison Brody, Gemara Gifford

2020
CSU Inspire: Mike Martin

Presented by Michael Martin