Caring Out Loud: Rosanne Corcoran on Dementia, Daughterhood & Making Caregivers Visible

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Hey folks, Selma and Zack here! In this episode, we sit down with the incredible Rosanne Corcoran—a powerhouse advocate, seasoned dementia caregiver, and host of the Daughterhood the Podcast. Rosanne opens up about her 12-year journey caring for her mom through vascular dementia and how it shaped not only her life but her mission to build a community of support for caregivers everywhere. We dive deep into the challenges working caregivers face and how employers and policymakers can—and should—step up to support them. Rosanne also gives us a peek behind the curtain of Daughterhood, the warm, empowering platform she now leads. We talk about the emotional realities of caregiving, the importance of boundaries, and the life-changing resources that are finally becoming available—like Medicare’s GUIDE program. Rosanne Corcoran is the creator and host of "Daughterhood the Podcast: For Caregivers." In addition to her role as a Daughterhood Circle Leader, she serves as Director of Content guiding the organization’s content strategy and ensuring alignment with its mission. Rosanne has extensive experience in caregiving, having been the primary caregiver for her mother, who had vascular dementia, over the course of twelve years and supporting hundreds of family caregivers while facilitating Daughterhood circles. "Daughterhood the Podcast" consistently ranks among the top 10 caregiver podcasts. Rosanne has been featured in prominent media outlets such as CNN Health, Barron's, Next Avenue, and The Philadelphia Inquirer. Recently, she was named one of the 2024 Advocates for Aging by Next Avenue and the American Society on Aging. Episode Highlights:[1:05] – Kicking off with a heatwave and beach banter[2:28] – Meet Rosanne Corcoran and her love for thunderstorms[3:29] – Rosanne shares her caregiving journey and caring for her mom with dementia[6:09] – The sandwich generation struggle: caring for kids and an aging parent[9:34] – Real talk on employers, support, and making invisible caregivers visible[10:51] – What is Daughterhood and why it was created[12:59] – What “circles” really mean and why they matter more than traditional support groups[15:03] – From caregiving to caregiver advocate: how Rosanne found her path[18:17] – How Rosanne’s podcast aims to reach that overwhelmed caregiver in the corner[19:05] – Favorite guests and moments that made a lasting impact[24:26] – What employers need to know—and do—to better support caregiving employees[28:21] – Why dementia caregiving is emotionally unique and deeply challenging[30:29] – Game-changing Medicare GUIDE program and why Daughterhood is all in[33:04] – Where to find Rosanne, the podcast, and all things Daughterhood[34:26] – Final thanks and shout-outs all around Links & Resources:Connect with Rosanne🔗 Connect with Rosanne Corcoran on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/rosanne-corcoran🔗 Connect with Anne Tumlinson on LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/anne-tumlinson-3601b14Daughterhood Resources🌐 Daughterhood Website: daughterhood.org🎧 Daughterhood Podcast: daughterhood.org/podcast 🫶 Join a Daughterhood Circle: daughterhood.org/circles📺 Video Q&A on Hospice with Barbara Karnes: Watch on YouTube🧠 Dementia & The GUIDE Program: daughterhood.org/dementia-and-guideFollow Daughterhood on Social Media📘 Facebook: facebook.com/daughterhood

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