Medication abuse is an issue in a surprising number of facilities. Families need to take steps to protect their loved ones.
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The Intersection of Dementia and Spirituality at End of Life
The connection between dementia and spirituality has the ability to make your loved one’s final passage easier – providing peace to you also.
Why Don’t Adult Siblings Get Along?
Sibling conflicts are common, especially among caregivers. Why do these happen and are there any solutions?
The Silent Crisis of Benzodiazepines, Antipsychotics and Dementia Care
Even with my decades of experience in elder care and gerontology, navigating dementia care for my father was nothing short of overwhelming for my family. Nevertheless, despite all the challenges, my dad spent all but one month of his 18 years with Alzheimer’s, cared for by my mother at home. Sadly, his last month was […]
Is Self-Care Selfish? Where Those Stories Come From And How To Counter Them
We’ve all heard about the importance of self-care, yet sometimes the practice doesn’t feel right. So, is self-care selfish?
Healthy Habits For Caregivers
Healthy habits for caregivers are surprisingly powerful as ways to improve your health and feel better. So, what habits are worth pursuing?