Top Excuses That Can Lead to Alzheimer’s Caregiver Burnout
“You can make it, but it’s easier if you don’t have to do it alone.” – Betty Ford We all know that no person is
Overcoming Common Caregiver Issues to Become a Better Advocate for Seniors
Trusting someone you love to the care of somebody else is never easy, especially for an older family member. Whether at home or in a
What to Do When Seniors Refuse Care Due to Cost
A lot of today’s seniors grew up in the Great Depression. They lived through a period of time when the nation was pinching pennies and
The Benefits of Reminiscence Therapy for Dementia
Memory loss and dementia may seem synonymous. However, it is important to understand that long-term memory often remains intact long into the progression of the
Dealing with a Lack of Appreciation as a Family Caregiver
As soon as you woke up this morning until the end of a tiring day, you’ve given your all to the older family member you
Should I Seek Guardianship for My Senior Parent?
In an ideal world, our family relationships would all be helpful and positive. We would manage transitional times smoothly, cooperatively, and without any disagreement. As
How Virtual Reality Helps Provide Care for Seniors with Dementia
Picture for a moment how it would feel to struggle with the cognitive complications of Alzheimer’s. The people who are closest to you are no
Tips to Better Communicate About Your COPD Diagnosis
It began with your inner circle, those closest to you, and it has gradually been spreading outward to good friends and acquaintances. Sharing your COPD
How to Properly Respond to Alzheimer’s Aggression
Out of the many difficult behaviors that come with the disease, Alzheimer’s aggression is perhaps the most complicated to manage. A loved one who has
Family Caregiver Support Tips for Sudden Diagnoses
It may have been presumed, or perhaps blindsided you out of the blue—Mom has just received an official diagnosis for a progressive disease that will