Giving “awesome” new meaning
June 21, 2021Can you recall taking in a majestic view or the miracle of dewdrops on a spiderweb? That sense of awe—the... Read More →
Categories for Family Caregiver Support
Signs of financial abuse
June 14, 2021Older adults are frequently targeted for financial abuse. They typically have more funds than their younger counterparts do. They tend... Read More →
Seeds of family resilience: Focus on rewards
June 7, 2021Research on stress often involves family caregivers. No matter how much you love the person you care for, taking care... Read More →
How to get durable power of attorney
May 31, 2021There may come a time when your loved one will need help handling financial matters. Maybe filing taxes. Or interacting... Read More →
Transitioning from curative care
May 24, 2021At some point, the burdens of treatment may just become too much for your loved one: The nausea of chemo.... Read More →
Managing arthritis pain
May 17, 2021The most common arthritis is osteoarthritis, which occurs most often in the hands, knees, hips, lower back, neck, and feet.... Read More →
Should you take over Mom’s checkbook?
May 10, 2021Money matters are often intensely private. And no one wants to infringe on a family member’s independence. Yet it is... Read More →
Dementia dogs
May 3, 2021Dog training organizations are looking toward a new challenge: Training highly skilled “dementia dogs.” These dogs are individually trained to... Read More →
Time for smart monitoring?
April 26, 2021From sensors and cameras to remote alarm systems, today’s marketplace offers a plethora of technology to help older adults safely... Read More →
Coping with vision loss
April 19, 2021It’s common for those newly diagnosed with a vision-loss condition to feel anxious and depressed. Understandably so! They worry about... Read More →