Family Caregiving
Affirmative Thinking: How Can It Help You as a Caregiver?
When you learn to accentuate the positive, your health and well-being can reap real rewards.
Where to Turn After Your Loved One is Diagnosed with Dementia
Once the condition is confirmed, you can begin to find support and process your feelings.
How to Spot Elder Abuse and What to Do If It Occurs
The first step is to learn about the 7 types of abuse that can affect older adults.
How to Tailor Exercises for a Loved One Who Has Dementia
Limited physical activity offers important benefits to older adults who live with cognitive impairment.
11 Tips to Venture Out with a Loved One Who Has Memory Loss
Plan successful outings, while supporting your loved ones’ physical and mental well-being.
7 Tips to Keep Your Loved One Cool Indoors This Summer
When the sun’s beating down, older adults are at increased risk for heat-related problems—even at home.
How to Help When Your Loved One Is Depressed
As a caregiver, you’re in a unique position to spot mood changes and to intervene.
What to Know About Managing Your Loved One’s Medications
Vigilance and organization are key to ensuring that prescriptions are taken safely and effectively.
How Creative Expression Can Improve Your Loved One’s Well-Being
Participating in the arts offers a host of physical, mental and social benefits for older adults.
Protecting Yourself from Physical Injury as a Family Caregiver
A caregiving expert shares tips to help you remain safe as you carry out your tasks.
4 Tips to Help Your Loved One Overcome Social Isolation
It’s vital for older adults to stay connected despite Covid-19 restrictions and other barriers.
5 Ways to Give Back on Father’s Day
Whether you’re celebrating the day as your dad’s caregiver, or honoring his memory, consider these special ways to return and share his love.
Stress Busters for Caregivers
Before the daily demands of caregiving exact a toll on your well-being, consider these techniques to regroup and unwind.
5 Ways to Succeed as a Caregiver
Many of us will ultimately become caregivers—for a parent, adult child or a spouse. These tips will help prepare you for this challenging role.
The Spiritual Rewards of Caregiving
Whether it’s a spouse with Alzheimer’s, a child with cancer, or a parent with Parkinson’s, three family caregivers share their most important takeaways.
How to Make Memorial Day Meaningful for an Older Veteran
If you’re a caregiver to a loved one who served in the military, this day of remembrance offers a special opportunity to connect.
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