A family smiles while cooking together in the kitchen during the holidays after implementing some stress-relief tips for caregivers.

Unwrap the Gift of Holiday Peace: Stress-Relief Tips for Caregivers

What do you wish for most this holiday season? Good health…
A woman assists her senior mother with hospital-at-home care.

Maintaining Life Balance with Hospital-at-Home Care

No one wants to spend any longer than necessary in the hospital.…
A woman looks out the window while embracing her elderly husband as she grapples with the stress of caring for a spouse.

Overcoming Resentment When Caring for a Spouse

You both promised to care for each other through better or…
A son laughs with his father as he uses tips to manage repetitive questions in dementia.

How to Respond to Repetitive Questions in Dementia

If you’ve ever played music on vinyl records, you know…
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How Caring Too Much May Be Harmful to a Caregiver’s Health

Empathy is, naturally, a vital characteristic of effective…
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Family Caregiver Tips for Overcoming Boredom with Routine Care Tasks

It’s hard to admit but even harder to avoid. Feeling bored…
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Having Patience Takes Practice for Family Caregivers

Does your blood pressure soar when you finally finish filling…
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Taking Care of Someone With Dementia? These Resolutions Are for You.

People around you may be resolving to lose ten pounds, exercise…
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Being a Partner, Not a Parent, Throughout Spousal Caregiving

If you’re in a successful, lasting relationship, you understand…
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Tips for Overcoming Caregiver Isolation

Who would imagine that spending a great deal of time taking…
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Top Time Management Tips for Caregivers

If today’s to-dos look like a lot more than you can possibly…
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Top Excuses Alzheimer’s Caregivers Often Make

“You can make it, but it’s easier if you don’t have…