Family Caregiving
5 Ways to Combat Illegal Robocalls
Scam callers target older adults, but there are ways to protect your loved one.
When You Become a Caregiver: Taking on a New Role
Caring for a loved one alters your relationship, but a wealth of resources can help you navigate.
4 Ways to Reach Out When Family Members Are Angry
If family isn't helpful when you're caring for a loved one with Alzheimer's, written updates and a support group can make inroads.
3 Tips to Handle a Loved One’s Hostility
When you keep in mind that dementia is the cause, it can aid your understanding.
How to Talk to a Loved One Whose Judgment is Impaired
Gentle suggestions can help your loved one feel more secure under your watch.
Advice for Dealing with a Loved One Who is Uncooperative
If your family member is resistant to getting an Alzheimer’s evaluation, a calm discussion can make a difference.
How to Deal with the Emotions of Caregiving
Here are six ways on how to handle your emotions throughout the course of caring for a loved one.
A Health Crisis Bolstered Her Faith and Their Marriage
Her husband was paralyzed following a cerebellum hemorrhage. Would he walk or talk again, much less compete in his beloved marathons?
The Importance of Nutrition After a Hospital Stay
Good food is one of the most valuable medications for your loved one’s healing.
Following His Health Crisis, Their Marriage Is Stronger Than Ever
Karla and Todd McIntyre share lessons they learned during his long, difficult recovery from a cerebellum hemorrhage and paralysis.
4 Ideas to Help Unleash Your Loved One’s Creativity
Older adults can enjoy physical and mental health benefits through artistic expression.
Guiding Your Loved One Toward Good Credit
Debt management and a good credit score are vital to an older adult.
The Unique Challenges of the Male Caregiver
Men tend to internalize the caregiving experience, but support can make it all the difference.
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