Surviving Alzheimer’s Podcast:
Clarity, Courage, and Care
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• 12/18/257 Promising Alzheimer's Treatments Coming in 2026: CTAD 2025 Research Breakdown
The landscape of Alzheimer's treatment is evolving rapidly. At the Clinical Trials on Alzheimer's Disease (CTAD) 2025 conference, researchers presented breakthrough data on treatments that go far beyond amyloid-clearing therapies like Leqembi and Kisunla.
In this podcast episode, I break down seven treatments that could be available—or very close to available—in 2026:
Remternetug - Anti-tau antibody that could be combined with existing treatments
ALZ-801 - Oral amyloid blocker (no infusions required)
Masitinib - Anti-inflammatory targeting neuroinflammation
Fosgonimeton - Synaptic restoration therapy
Gantenerumab - High-dose amyloid therapy showing renewed promise
Semaglutide (Ozempic) - Repurposed diabetes drug with neuroprotective effects
Combination therapy trials - Multiple mechanisms working together
We're also seeing a major shift toward earlier intervention—treating people before symptoms appear using biomarker testing, blood tests, and PET scans.
What this means for families:
More treatment options beyond current FDA-approved therapies
Oral medications in development (reducing infusion burden)
Different mechanisms for patients who don't respond to amyloid-clearing therapies
Earlier intervention strategies that could preserve more function
What you should do now:
Maximize current treatment options (Leqembi, Kisunla)
Consider clinical trial participation
Explore biomarker testing if you're at risk
Stay informed about the treatment pipeline
Connect with research centers and advocacy organizations
Listen to the full episode for detailed analysis of each treatment, FDA approval timelines, patient eligibility criteria, and actionable steps you can take today.
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• 10/8/25Alzheimer’s Caregiver Burnout Relief: 30-Minute Guided Meditation (Calm & Clarity)
Alzheimer’s Caregiver Burnout Relief: 30-Minute Guided Meditation (Calm & Clarity)
Exhausted by the emotional, mental, and physical load of dementia care? This 30-minute guided meditation is designed specifically for Alzheimer’s and dementia caregivers to reduce burnout, stress, and anxiety, and restore calm, clarity, and compassion—for yourself and your loved one.What you’ll get:
• Gentle breathwork to downshift fight-or-flight
• Full-body scan to release tension and fatigue
• Visualization for emotional balance and patience
• Loving-kindness for you and the person you care for
• A quiet reset you can return to dailyHow to use:
Find a quiet, safe place to sit or lie down. Headphones recommended. Not for listening while driving or operating machinery. This content is supportive and educational; it is not medical advice.Chapters
00:00 Welcome & what to expect
01:00 Why caregiver meditation helps (stress → calm)
02:30 Setup & safety notes
03:30 Set your intention (one word)
05:30 4–6 breath pattern to reset the nervous system
08:00 Body scan with warm, golden light
12:00 Release the day (visualization)
14:30 Loving-kindness for you & your loved one
16:30 Gratitude & integration
18:30 Quiet practice space (minimal cues)
28:00 Gentle return
29:00 Closing & resourcesNeed personalized support?
I create custom Quantum Healing meditations for caregivers based on your schedule, stressors, and music preferences. Book a free 10-minute clarity call: memorytreatmentadvisors.com/scheduleJoin our community:
Weekly Alzheimer’s Treatment Care Circle—a supportive live space for people on Leqembi or Kisunla and their caregivers. Details on our channel/community tab and at MemoryTreatmentAdvisors.com. -
• 10/6/25Starting an Alzheimer's Care Circle: Step-by-Step Guide for Caregivers
Are you a caregiver looking for community support? In this episode, I walk you through everything you need to know about starting a care circle for Alzheimer's families—from planning your first meeting to creating a safe, supportive space for meaningful connection.
What You'll Learn:
✅ What a care circle is and why it matters for Alzheimer's caregivers
✅ Step-by-step process to start your own support group
✅ How to create a safe, confidential environment
✅ Best practices for facilitating meaningful discussions
✅ Choosing the right platform (Zoom, in-person, hybrid)
✅ Tips for keeping participants engaged and supported
Whether you're a family caregiver, healthcare professional, or community advocate, care circles provide essential emotional support and practical guidance for those navigating Alzheimer's treatment decisions.
Join Our Care Circles:
🗓️ Thursdays @ 7:00 PM Central
🗓️ Saturdays @ 2:00 PM Central
Connect With Me: Website: www.memorytreatmentadvisors.com LinkedIn: @TJYoungdale Email: teri@memorytreatmentadvisors.ccom
Phone: 214-924-6102