Are you feeling a bit overburdened lately? Tired all the time? Finding it more difficult to take care of both a loved one and yourself?
You're not alone. Nationally, the average age of caregivers is 49.2 years, with one-third of caregivers age 65... (Read More)
Being a caregiver can leave you in the hot seat even in the best of times. But during the summer months, special cautions must be taken to protect your loved one. Here are some of the hottest tips for caregiving outdoors when the temperature... (Read More)
Summer isn’t over until every last drop of fun has been squeezed out of it! As the warm days stretch on, there's still plenty of time to create cherished memories and enjoy the outdoors with your caree. If you haven’t already, try engaging... (Read More)
As a caregiver, you’re probably busy running around, taking care of everyone else’s needs but your own. At the end of the day, you often feel exhausted. Maintaining your own physical fitness is probably the last thing on your mind (plus... (Read More)
Being a caregiver is a profoundly rewarding yet physically demanding role. Whether you’re assisting a loved one with daily tasks, managing mobility, or providing emotional support, your body often bears the brunt of the work—especially your... (Read More)
Caregiving is a labor of love, requiring patience, dedication, and a constant awareness of the physical and emotional needs of the person under your care. Whether you’re looking after an elderly parent, a chronically ill family member, or someone... (Read More)
At times, caregiving can feel like a never-ending slog. There’s always something to be done – the “to-do” list never ends. It can make you believe that there are no benefits to these tasks at all. But that’s not true. Just take a look... (Read More)
As a caregiver, your role is pivotal to the well-being of your loved one or patient. Whether you're looking after an aging parent, a child with special needs, or a person with chronic illness, your responsibility requires compassion, attention, and... (Read More)
Taking on the responsibility of caring for an aging parent is no small feat. It's a role that requires patience, understanding, and plenty of preparation. You may find yourself juggling multiple tasks, from medical appointments to daily assistance... (Read More)