Episode 50: Celebrating the 50th Episode: Charles Bonnet Syndrome Insights and Updates

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The Charles Bonnet Syndrome Podcast

Shaimond Foye

54 episodes

3 days ago

This podcast is for people with Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS), their caregivers, and allies. It's a space to offer awareness, information, support and hope. CBS is a condition that causes visual hallucinations in people who are blind or visually impaired. Host Shaimond Foye and occasional co-hosts interview people with CBS, their caregivers, ambassadors, PhDs, and medical professionals. We also explore broader topics relevant to the visually impaired community, providing helpful information and resources. Hosts and guests share their insights and research as we all work together to make a positive difference in the lives of people living with this condition.

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Episode 50: Celebrating the 50th Episode: Charles Bonnet Syndrome Insights and Updates

The Charles Bonnet Syndrome Podcast

1 hour 19 minutes 20 seconds

6 months ago

Episode 50: Celebrating the 50th Episode: Charles Bonnet Syndrome Insights and Updates

In this special 50th episode of the Charles Bonnet Syndrome podcast, host Shaimond celebrates the milestone with a panel of distinguished guests: Eva Potts from Mary Carmel's Light, Scott Muirden from the Charles Bonnet Syndrome Foundation in Australia, Duchess Antoinette McDonald-Ellis and her husband Ken Ellis. The discussion covers various updates and personal experiences related to Charles Bonnet Syndrome (CBS). Scott Muirden shares groundbreaking research from Australia, particularly the work of Vicki Hamilton at Griffith University focused on artistic representations of CBS experiences. Antoinette and Ken Ellis discuss their personal encounters with CBS and how art, music, and environment play roles in the manifestations of CBS. Eva Potts highlights the importance of awareness and the work being done by Mary Carmel's Light to support people with CBS. Additionally, Judith Potts from Esme's Umbrella in the UK provides a recorded message on new research findings, her ongoing projects, and the importance of educating the medical community about CBS, and Lucia Ricardo from Canada shares a congratulatory message regarding this podcast's 50th episode milestone. This episode underscores the global effort to raise awareness, the importance of combining art and science, and the crucial role of support groups in improving the quality of life for those living with CBS.

Mary Carmel's Light https://marycarmelslight.com/

Charles Bonnet Syndrome Foundation https://www.charlesbonnetsyndrome.org/

Contact me at info@cbsyndromepodcast.com

For help with CBS call 1-704-389-0160

For a link to attend Dr. Gary Cusick’s U.S.-based weekly virtual CBS support group and CBS caregivers support group email Dr. Cusick at garymcusick@icloud.com

For support or resources for CBS in the U.S., please visit https://marycarmelslight.com or https://www.charlesbonnet.com or email garymcusick@icloud.com

For support or resources for CBS in the UK, please visit https://www.charlesbonnetsyndrome.uk or email judith@charlesbonnetsyndrome.uk.

For support or resources for CBS in Australia, please visit https://www.charlesbonnetsyndrome.org or email scot@charlesbonnetsyndrome.org

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