This Mother’s Day, honor the women who give endlessly—moms, spousal caregivers, and the sandwich generation. Support them not just today, but every day. Offer help, give them rest, and show up all year. 💖 #SupportCaregivers #MothersDay
Caregiver Tips
A new study shows evidence that caregivers can slow the decline of dementia in patients by using positive coping strategies. Learn about problem-focused coping and other techniques for reducing stress and improving the care environment for dementia sufferers on Caregiverrelief.com
Caring for the caregiver
Are you feeling overwhelmed and stressed out as a caregiver? Take this quiz to find out if you're experiencing caregiver burnout. It's important to focus on self care and know your limitations to prevent caregiver stress and burnout.
Ask the Experts
Need Dementia Activity Suggestions for My Mother in Middle Stage of Dementia.Are there any other activities I could do with her? She has dementia and doesn't have hand eye coordination
Behavior Modification
In this comprehensive guide, we'll explore the different aspects of dementia-related behaviors and provide practical tips and strategies to help you navigate the challenges of caring for a loved one with dementia.
Ask the Experts
When your mom breaks down during life’s trials, being present, listening, and offering support can make all the difference. Learn active listening, reflective responses, and more in our Eldercare Communication Course—designed just for caregivers.
Faith In Caregiving
Healthy grieving is an invaluable process that encourages us to face the emotional symptoms of loss and grief. The grieving process is an overwhelming and natural part of life.
PCAC
Faith In Caregiving
God is good, all the time. His love and faithfulness never end. Even in caregiving’s challenges, He strengthens, uplifts, and shapes us into the image of Christ. Trust the good work He is doing in you today and every day.
Empowering Caregivers: Insight, Education, Inspiration, and Support
Learn about the realities and emotions of receiving a diagnosis of Alzheimer's Disease, and find ways to support and cope with a loved one who has been affected. Personal insights from a family member and caregiver.
According to a recent study by the Group Health Research Institute, long-term use of anticholinergic drugs may increase the risk of developing dementia. Learn about the medications that may be in your medicine cabinet and how to lower your risk. Consult with your primary care provider for guidance.
With over 50 million Americans involved in caregiving, it's crucial to recognize the diverse types of caregivers. This comprehensive guide explores four primary caregiver categories: family caregivers, working caregivers, long-distance caregivers, and reluctant caregivers
Ensure seniors' medication safety. Learn drug risks, manage regimens, spot side effects, and communicate with doctors effectively. Stay vigilant and informed.
Caregiving can feel overwhelming, but Romans 8:28 reminds us that God is always working for our good. In this reflection, Veronica Badowski shares encouragement, faith-based journaling prompts, and a prayer to help caregivers find strength and purpose in their journey.
In this blog post, we explore various activities that senior citizen centers can offer to help prevent the symptoms of dementia and maintain brain function.
Episode 78 explores end-of-life planning with a death doula, who provides emotional, spiritual, and practical support. Learn how they guide individuals and families through this journey, ensuring dignity, comfort, and a meaningful farewell.
Explore the transformative role of antioxidants in anti-aging. Learn how anti-aging supplements, rich in these powerful compounds, combat free radicals, reduce oxidative stress, and promote youthful vitality. Dive into the science of aging gracefully.
Explore the complex relationship between alcoholism and dementia, including alcohol-induced cognitive impairment, symptoms, diagnostic methods, and management strategies. Gain insights into how chronic alcohol abuse impacts brain health and cognitive function
Death is a natural part of life that we all must face at some point. In this blog post, the author shares their personal perspective on death and what happens after we die, drawing upon their own experiences and beliefs.
"Turning Off Pacemaker at End of Life: A Guide" provides compassionate guidance on the ethical, medical, and emotional considerations of deactivating a pacemaker for end-of-life care. Learn the process, legal aspects, and how to navigate this difficult decision.
Being a family caregiver can be incredibly stressful, and in some cases, it may even lead to PTSD (Post Traumatic Stress Disorder). Imagine experiencing flashbacks, recurring dreams, insomnia, and difficulty concentrating. These symptoms are just the tip of the iceberg.
