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The Weight of Care & the Gift of Sleep with Andrea Suchin
When caregiving became Andrea Suchin’s world overnight, her husband diagnosed at 54 with frontotemporal dementia, sleepless nights and overwhelming stress became her reality. Out of that pain, she and her sister created Wuggle™, a deep touch pressure sleep cap and mask designed to bring calm and rest. In this episode, Andrea shares her story of resilience, innovation, and how better sleep can transform the caregiver journey.

Nicole Will
Sep 17


The Art of Being Seen: Behind the Scenes of Familiar Touch
Familiar Touch is a powerful, award-winning film that reimagines aging, caregiving, and dementia through an honest, collaborative lens. In this episode, filmmaker Sarah Friedland, actress Kathleen Chalfant, and the Villa Gardens team share how they brought this story to life. Family caregivers will see their own journey reflected—with dignity, creativity, and the reminder that they are not alone.

Nicole Will
May 28


Permission to Be Seen in Caregiving & Finding Yourself Again with Nikki Nurse
Caregiving can feel like an identity that eclipses everything else. In this heartfelt conversation, Nikki Nurse shares her 12-year journey caring for her mom with early-onset dementia and Alzheimer’s. She opens up about balancing self-care, navigating grief, and redefining caregiving beyond sacrifice. Nikki discusses sustainable self-care, emotional resilience, and how caregivers can reclaim their confidence and embrace permission to be seen and celebrated.

Nicole Will
May 7
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