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Let the person speak - It is very important to listen unselfishly, engage, and avoid responding negative comments to an elderly or ill person when they bring up a subject that make you feel uncomfortable. Know when to say "I don't know" - Learn how to...
Question: How can I make my parent feel that I care for her despite of I live on the other side the country? I am guilty of not being able to live closer to her and I am stress of juggling between my own family,...
Based on research by experts, this new 6-week course from the Alzheimer's Association will provide clinical level training for family caregivers. Many caregivers would like to go beyond the introductory education offerings, that is that opportunity. Graduate with Improved:Knowledge, skills and outlook Skills to assess the abilities...
National Stroke Association is pleased to announce the official launch of Careliving Community , a new online social network designed exclusively for caregivers and family members of stroke survivors. This free private space allows caregivers and loved ones of stroke survivors...
Research has shown that activities play a large part in preventing the progression of dementia. Here are some suggestions for caregivers who have a dementia clients. Puzzles and Games– Easy crosswords, word search, Jigsaw puzzles; try sceneries or pictures of animals with large pieces. Photo & Scrapbooking...
Watch for clues and don’t ignore the warning signs. If left untreated, serious depression can lead to suicide. Here are some helpful tips to care for an elderly with depression or dealing with a loss. Make some appointments for the person or go along to the...
1) Start the day with stretching:Caregivers can start with a side stretch, take the left arm, lift it to the side into the air slowly, then tilt the body to the right and reach the extended arm over the head. The stretch should be felt...
“You, too, will get there someday!” “You are too young to worry much about what future holds, my dear. You still have a long way to go!” These were my mother’s famous words to me.Learning that my parents are getting past their senior years, and their...