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Non-Pharmacological Cognitive Health: The StrongerMemory Approach | Rob Liebreich - CEO, Goodwin Living

Progress, Potential, and Possibilities Podcast / Show · 2026-05-01 · 45 min

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NeuroplasticityBrain HealthCognitive DeclineAlzheimer'sDementia Care

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Send us Fan Mail Today on Progress, Potential And Possibilities, we explore a different kind of breakthrough in cognitive health - not a drug, not a device, but a simple daily practice that’s quietly transforming lives. Our guest is Rob Liebreich, President and CEO of Goodwin Living ( ), an organization serving thousands of older adults across the Washington, D.C. region. Rob has spent more than two decades at the forefront of senior living and aging services - leading large-scale communities, building platforms to improve how families navigate care decisions, and working to fundamentally shift the narrative around aging from one of decline to one of purpose and possibility. But this story isn’t just professional - it’s deeply personal. When Rob’s mother began experiencing cognitive decline, he refused to accept that deterioration was inevitable. Drawing on both his industry experience and a willingness to experiment, he developed a simple daily regimen - reading aloud, handwriting, and doing math - that helped her regain engagement, confidence, and independence.

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