How to Cope with Recognition Loss in Alzheimer’s Disease
You have been caring for Mom since her diagnosis of dementia. You have been working through many of the challenging symptoms. Yet one day, she
How Journaling Could Help You Be a Better Caregiver
A lot of us are writing down notes all the time: grocery lists, to-do reminders, appointments, meetings, events…the list goes on and on. If you
Tools to Help You Serve As a Care Advocate for Someone You Love
“Unless someone like you cares a whole awful lot, nothing is going to get better. It’s not.” – Dr. Seuss, The Lorax Serving as a
Senior Care Tips: Helping Seniors with Live with Meaning and Purpose
What inspires you to get up out of bed each and every morning? The answer is different for everyone, of course, but there’s one commonality:
Are You Experiencing Family Caregiving Dread? These Tips Can Help
What are your very first thoughts as soon as you wake up in the morning? Are you looking forward to what your day holds, or
Family Caregiver Support: What the Post-Pandemic Work-Life Balance May Look Like
If there’s one particular positive after-effect associated with the pandemic, it’s been family caregiver support and appreciation. Managing work and home life has long been
Entertaining Activity Ideas for Seniors with Dementia and Low Vision
Finding activities that are fun and engaging for seniors with dementia tends to be a challenge. Add in vision impairment, and it could seem overwhelming.
St. Joseph, MI Home Health Care: Helping Family Caregivers Navigate Painful Family Dynamics
As a family caregiver, it can be difficult not to let family dynamics get in the way. For those who have been nurtured by loving