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What Inspires You To Help Patients With Dementia? - Darby Morhardt, M.S.W. (VIDEO)

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Social Worker Darby Morhardt describes her motivation to care for patients with dementia and families caring for her patients.

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I think what inspires me most are the people that I come into contact on a daily basis who tell me their stories of how this disease is affecting them, and I have worked with an amazing group of people over the years who have taught me so much on how they, as a family, are living and coping with this illness or illnesses, and I am inspired by their stories and their resilience and their courage.

About Darby Morhardt, M.S.W., L.C.S.W.:

Darby Morhardt is a research associate professor, the Director of Education, and a clinical research social worker at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine. Her research interests include early stage and Younger Onset dementia programs and services, the dynamics and functioning of caregiving families, the subjective experience of Alzheimer's disease, and primary care physician education.

Visit Darby Morhardt at Northwestern University Feinberg School of Medicine

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