Connecting with the caregiver is important for long-term well being. We all want our loved ones to feel safe, happy, and loved as they age – which is why finding the best-hired caregiver for them is so important. Still, it can feel frustrating if the bond between caregiver and senior isn’t formed right away. Remember, this […]
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Use these 3 quick tips for family caregivers to start out on the right foot. Family caregiving can feel pretty daunting – especially when you’re just starting out. Trying to balance caregiving with work, family, and other obligations is challenging, which is why planning ahead is so important. In this quick tip episode, we’ll dive into
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When our loved one is diagnosed with Alzheimer’s, we will look into any treatment that might increase their quality of life. Music is one form of non-medicinal therapy that can work absolute wonders on patients experiencing Alzheimer’s Disease. From help with memory, communication, and mood to decreasing stress and anxiety, music is a sort of magic
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Are you thinking about becoming a family caregiver? As rewarding as caregiving is, it also comes with its unique set of challenges – and sacrifices. You might not realize just how hard caregiving can be on your finances, career, and social life. Today, we’ll talk about the sacrifices you can expect as a caregiver – and
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Caregiving is an enormously rewarding experience – but it can also be emotionally taxing and physically exhausting. When a caregiver neglects her own care, she might find that she’s having a harder time caring for her loved one. That’s why it’s so important to learn tips for self-care so that you can feel re-energized, destressed, and
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Parkinson’s disease is a tough diagnosis to live with – but for patients with Parkinson’s, high quality of life can still be maintained. It all starts with understanding the disease, so you can plan a treatment and care plan that works for you. In today’s episode, we dive into the signs and symptoms of Parkinson’s, as
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If your loved one has been diagnosed with Lewy body dementia, then you might be feeling daunted and overwhelmed. Understanding what to expect with LBD, and how to provide the proper care for your loved one, is essential to moving forward after a diagnosis. Still, it’s tough to know where exactly to begin. That’s why we
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Has your loved one been diagnosed with dementia or Alzheimer’s? We know firsthand how difficult a cognitive impairment diagnosis can be – and we want to help you be best prepared for what to expect as time goes on. The more you know about your loved one’s diagnosis, the better position you’ll be in to provide
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Are you transitioning into the role of family caregiver for a loved one in your life? As rewarding as it is to care for our loved ones, it can also be quite daunting. That’s why we’ve compiled this caregiving checklist, so you can be as prepared as possible for what’s to come. From managing your loved
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Have you been diagnosed with arthritis? Living with chronic pain can mean sacrificing things you love – and losing control of what you’re capable of. In today’s episode, we talk about treatment plans for varying types of arthritis, from OA to RA and more, so you can learn how to best navigate the road ahead. With
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One in ten seniors are diagnosed with Alzheimer’s every year. While this disease is not a normal part of aging, it is a reality that far too many face. Knowing what to expect when your parent has Alzheimer’s will help you be better prepared for what’s to come. Alzheimer’s disease is a difficult diagnosis to come
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A Dementia diagnosis is a hard truth for any family to face. Caring for a loved one with dementia can be a stressful, exhausting, and profoundly emotional experience – but with the right tools and preparation, care can be a little easier. When your loved one is diagnosed with dementia, you might feel lost and overwhelmed.
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