Caring for an aging loved one is a group effort — or at least it should be.
Caring for an aging loved one is a group effort — or at least it should be.
Topic: Assisted Living Resources, Caregiver & Family Resources
A common question older adults ask is, “Why would I move out of my house?” They equate living in their home with freedom, independence, and happiness because that is how....
Topic: Caregiver & Family Resources, Memory Loss Resources
Loneliness is a growing epidemic. Approximately 42.6 million adults over age 45 in the United States are estimated to be suffering from chronic loneliness, according to ....
Topic: Assisted Living Resources, Healthy Aging
Seniors often move into assisted living communities when they are ready for help with daily activities, such as dressing, bathing, and meals. It might seem....
If you live an hour or more away from a person who needs care, you are a long-distance caregiver. Long-distance caregivers often struggle with making sure they....
When you become a family caregiver, there are a lot of emotions that are bound to surface, from fear of all the things that “might” happen while being a caregiver to....
You cannot live a completely guilt-free life, so there is no such thing as entirely guilt-free caregiving, either. However, you can keep your feelings of guilt within....
Do you ever feel jealous of your friends who are able to go out and do things that you can no longer do because of your caregiving responsibilities? What about anxiety....
If there is one emotion that nearly anyone caring for an aging loved one can count on feeling, it is guilt.
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