Caregiver Support
Caregiver stress is a chronic condition that can have serious consequences on both mental and physical health. Learn about the physiological effects of stress and how to manage it as a caregiver for a loved one with dementia.
Caregiving Issues
Feeling overwhelmed from caring for a loved one with dementia? Alzheimer's support groups can provide access to professional counselors, doctors, and others experiencing the same difficulties.
Early Onset Dementia
Learn about Early Onset Alzheimer's Disease (EOAD) symptoms, causes, and treatment options. Understand the genetic disorder that primarily affects people in their 40s and 50s and why early diagnosis is important.
Faith In Caregiving
In this article from our Faith in Caregiving series, Veronica shares her journey of balancing her own needs with those of her loved ones. Learn how to put others first while still taking care of yourself, with tips and prayers for caregivers.
Aging In Place
As aging seniors aim to remain in their homes, family caregivers often struggle to provide the necessary support. Our guide to in-home health care helps navigate options, understand Medicare coverage, and make informed decisions for a positive care experience. Get your copy today.
Aging In Place
Finding the right assisted living facility for your parents can be stressful, confusing, and awkward. Learn from my experience as I share tips and questions to ask to ensure your loved one's comfort and happiness in their new home.
Types of Dementia
"What is dementia" is a growing question as 1 million new people are diagnosed each year. Understanding dementia and the disease process will provide insight and an educated approach to dementia care.
Faith In Caregiving
In this month's caregiver meditation, Veronica Badowski reminds us of the importance of self-care and putting others first in our journey as caregivers. Includes a Bible reflection on humility and a prayer for strength and balance in caring for loved ones.
Activities
Learn valuable tips for caring for a loved one with dementia at home, including routine and consistency, medication safety, mindfulness, and creating a safe environment. Discover how to adapt to new surroundings, manage drug interactions, and become an expert in dementia care.
Caregiving Issues
A person-centered approach to dementia care addresses key needs such as nutrition, psychological support, and community resources. Improve care quality for dementia patients & family care partners.
Planning Ahead
Judy Morton writes about her neighbors and their proactive approach to aging. Learn about their decision to move into an assisted living facility and the steps they're taking to ensure a comfortable and independent future.
New to Caregiving
Learn about types of home health care for older adults, community resources, and financial assistance options. Navigate insurance coverage and understand the importance of respite care for caregivers.