At some point, many people need some type of home care if they plan to stay in their home as they age. Home care is designed to assist seniors in living independently. However, not all types of home care are
Caregiving is a complex task with many moving parts. Caregivers often find they have less time for activities like chores, spending time with family & friends, hobbies, or running errands. Those who maintain full or even part-time employment may have
Dementia is often associated with anger and as a caregiver taking care of a loved one, this can be challenging. Whether your loved one had previous anger issues that are now heightened or developed aggression after diagnosis, there are ways
Whether you’re just starting to take care of a grandparent, have been a caregiver for some time, or are seeking service to help them, the process can be difficult. However, taking care of a grandparent doesn’t need to be overly
Caregiving often includes quite physically demanding tasks such as lifting. When done properly, it’s easy and safe for both client and caregiver. However, lifting someone, when done incorrectly, can be dangerous. It’s important to know the basics of lifting and
As we age, daily activities sometimes get more difficult or complicated to complete. A simple task like laundry often becomes an all-day affair. It’s no secret that at some point our bodies just can’t keep up with our daily responsibilities;
Caregiving is a complex, emotional experience with inherent rewards, risks, and roadblocks. It pays to understand, then, the five stages of caregiving. A variety of experts and specialists who understand the intricacies of caregiving conceived and refined these stages. Expectant
“What do you do when your siblings won’t help with your elderly parents?” If all goes according to plan, we’ll have the honor of taking care of our parents during their twilight years the same way they took care of
“Am I doing enough for my loved one?” At some point, many caregivers find themselves thinking about this exact question. Guilt is a familiar feeling among caregivers, and frequently many suffer in silence. Many caregivers struggle with their responsibilities to
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