This is a webinar recording by Dr. Jamie Wilson. Learning Objectives: 1. Understand at least two reasons behind the connection between hearing loss and dementia, along with the unique challenges of conducting neuropsychological examinations with this population. 2. Learn practical strategies for assessing dementia in Deaf and hard-of-hearing populations, considering communication barriers and sensory deprivation. 3. Explore clinical approaches to supporting brain health equity through tailored interventions for dementia care in the Deaf and hard-of-hearing communities. Speaker Bio: Dr. Jaime Wilson is a Deaf prescribing medical psychologist and board-certified neuropsychologist practicing across Washington State and beyond. With hospital privileges and collaborations with physicians, forensic experts, and allied professionals, he provides extensive neuropsychological insights for global care. He is a recognized leader in inclusive practice, having served as Past President of the Association of Medical Professionals with Hearing Loss (AMPHL). He currently serves on the Diversity Council of the Society of Prescribing Psychology and previously served as Chair of the Diversity Committee at the American Board of Professional Neuropsychology. Dr. Wilson is the author of two heartfelt, empowering books exploring the connection between cognition, aging, and hearing loss, including Preserving the Etchings of the Mind and the newly released Bridge of Time: Caregivers & Care Receivers with Hearing Loss in Alzheimer’s & Dementia. Born with a profound hearing loss, Dr. Wilson grew up using bilateral hearing aids and primarily communicated using spoken language, although he is also fluent in American Sign Language.