Category: Family Caregiver Support

Instead of having a gathering that puts your parents at risk of catching COVID or another virus, why not gather virtually on Christmas morning?

As your senior grows older, you may want her to move somewhere safer, but she may disagree in a big way.

You have a lot more control over what happens as a caregiver than you might think, even when it comes to managing burnout.

Is it up to you to celebrate your own accomplishments as a caregiver?

Hugs are a wonderful way for caregivers to show older family members they care about them. Nearly everyone likes being hugged. Unfortunately, with the coronavirus pandemic, we’re all staying a little further apart these days.

Some people find themselves thrust into the role of family caregiver before they’ve even had a chance to think about what it will mean for their lives.

When your parents live alone, there are services that help them remain independent. Talk to them about these six elderly care services.

Karen’s mother, Theresa, lived to be 103. Theresa was a woman with a sharp mind who enjoyed baking and spending time with her grandchildren and great-grandchildren.

As a family caregiver, you might find yourself feeling anxious more than you’d like. Here are a few ways to deal with feeling anxious.

Some seniors are not excited about this stage of life, even with help.