When an older adult needs care, it affects the whole family. That’s why caregiver family meetings are so important. We’ve got helpful advice on the 5 essential parts needed for successful caregiver family meetings.
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So You Messed Up in Dementialand
Making Mistakes and Coping with Guilt
We share examples of how we can be too hard on ourselves and explain why it’s in our (and our older adult’s) best interests to forgive ourselves and move on.
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5 Biggest Issues That Sabotage Family Caregivers
Caregiving is a tough role and there are pitfalls that we often don’t learn about until we start struggling. Find out how to solve common issues like lack of sleep, “lone-soldier” syndrome, overwhelming care tasks, and more, by clicking here.
6 Effective Ways to Stop Judging Yourself as a Caregiver
Most of us have run across unpleasant know-it-alls who question your caregiving decisions or criticize things you’ve done. That’s terrible, nobody should speak to you that way!
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Advocate for Seniors
6 Ways to Advocate for Seniors and Provide Support During a Hospital Stay
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Multiple Chronic Conditions
4 Expert Tips for Managing Multiple Chronic Health Conditions in Seniors
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The Problem That Piles Up
When people aren’t able to throw things away, piles can grow to the ceiling. People don’t choose to be hoarders, and they aren’t being sloppy or lazy. “This is a very real mental disorder” says expert Dr.David F. Tolin of Hartford Hospital’s Institute of Living.
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The Power of Pets!
Nothing compares to the joy of coming home to a loyal companion. Did you know that an estimated 68% of the U.S. households have a pet? That’s crazy! The NIH/Mars Partnership is funding a range of studies focused on the relationship we have with animals. Researchers are looking into how animals might influence child development. They’re studying animal interactions with kids who have autism, ADHD, and other conditions. Animals over all can serve as a source of comfort and support.
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When an Aging Parent Moves In
Ever wonder how to even begin adapting your lifestyle when an aging parent moves in? DailyCaring has got you covered with The 10 Ways to Cope! Just copy the link below and start learning now!
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