As Ilene Nathanson notes in the introduction to Caregiving Confidential, sometimes the most powerful thing for caregivers isn’t advice, but having a friend alongside that really understands the complexity of the role and all the emotions that go along with it. That focus is part of the reason for this Caregiving Confidential review. It’s always […]
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Burnout Generation – How Caregivers Can Survive In This Hectic World
Have you heard of the burnout generation? Well, it’s more like a burnout era, as this exhaustion continues affects people of all ages.
Why You Should Advocate for a Senior in Healthcare Settings
Healthcare settings, like hospitals and care homes, are filled with trained staff. These environments are designed to support your loved one. Some will help the senior recover from injury and illness, while others will support them in the later stages of their life. These are the places you turn to when your loved one needs […]
7 Powerful Benefits of Music Therapy for Seniors
We all know that music is powerful. Music therapy offers a way to take advantage of this. The benefits for seniors can be significant – and many caregivers enjoy the process too.
The Unique Strengths and Challenges of Millennial Caregivers
Millennial caregivers are a large and growing group. But, what does it mean to provide care as a millennial?
The Idea of Selfishness and What it Means for Caregivers
The idea of selfishness comes up often in discussions of caregiving. I most recently saw it in the reviews for two books on dementia – Where the Light Comes In and Neither Married nor Single. Both books generally get good reviews, but there are a few people who say the authors are being ‘selfish’. I […]