Caregiver 101
Emotional Fatigue
To deal with it, you need to recognize it more
Positive Aspects of Caregiving
Caring for a person with a debilitating illness is often challenging. It becomes all the more difficult when the person is in the throes of Alzheimer’s disease more
The Four R’s Of Coping
REORGANIZE RETHINK RELAX RELEASE more
Ten Ways to Maintain a Positive Attitude
1. Learn healthy ways to manage your stress more
Forty-Eight Mental Breaks for Caregivers
Caregiving takes a lot of time, however you must give yourself a mental break once in a while. more
Aging in Place: A Real Choice
Consumers who plan to age in place should take proactive steps to modify their homes while they are still financially and physically able. more
Some Things I Have Learned
I have learned to learn about the illness. In my case, I have learned about 11 illnesses... more
The Reverse Gift List
It’s called the “Reverse Gift List” game. It’s easy and fun for the entire family. Here’s how it’s played. The only things you will need are a pencil, paper and a little faith. more
Caring At Work
Are you one of the 65 million Americans who care for a family member? One of the 20-50% of employees who tend to a loved one before going to work, then return to care again after a long hard day on the job? more
Respite for Two
Adult day care centers provide a break (respite) to the caregiver. more
Fearless Caregiver Emotional First Aid Kit
You can find respite from your caregiving in the simplest things. more
Safety Begins at Home
Safety Begins at Home: Emergency Escape Plan for Loved Ones with Mobility Challenges more
Tips for Organizing a Medical History
A trip to the emergency room made me realize why caregivers are advised to organize heath information. more
Trust Your Instincts
Selecting the Appropriate Adult Day Health Care Model. What you should know. more
I'm Fine, Thanks
That is the life of a caregiver. You are always fine because the focus is always on the person that you care for. You are “just fine” because if you think of allowing yourself to be anything other than fine, your legs will come out from under you. more
Living With Your Home Health Care Aide
You’ve made the decision to let an aide come into your home to assist. That was hard enough. Now you’re getting apprehensive about what to expect when the aide arrives for work. more
Five Simple Steps to Create a Safer Environment for Seniors
On behalf of the Electrical Safety Foundation International (ESFI), I encourage caregivers to familiarize themselves with some basic tips to help maximize the safety of the seniors in their care while minimizing the risks associated with electricity. more
The ABCs of Caregiving
If you’re facing the new role of caregiver, here are some tips to help you succeed. more
After Caregiving: Picking Up The Pieces
Moving forward after caregiving is over more
