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Caring for a loved one with dementia is unlike all other responsibility you’ll attempt. It calls for you to dig deep down into your reserves of patience, flexibility, and perhaps most importantly, creativity. You have to be ready to pivot at a moment’s notice from one tactic to another to foster a fulfilling and enriching […]
Having a conversation with a relative with cancer can leave you feeling awkward and unsure of what to say. Should you bring up their diagnosis right away, or steer clear of the C word altogether? Is it ok to try and be funny? What should you do if they start crying? Interactions become laden with […]
Caring for an older loved one can strain family dynamics. Siblings may disagree on care decisions, adult children may feel stressed, and aging parents may resist help. Effective communication is a must for family caregivers to bridge the gap between differing opinions, ease the stress of caregiving responsibilities, and make certain everyone feels heard and […]
Getting a dementia diagnosis is never easy. It is the start of a difficult rollercoaster of fear, anxiety, uncertainty, grief, and more, all of which are heightened if the diagnosis is given starkly, without empathy or compassion. There are steps doctors can (and should) take when delivering a dementia diagnosis to ease the initial impact, empowering […]
It is a complicated scenario many family caregivers face: your elderly parents, who once looked after you, now resist the help they so desperately need. There is a delicate balance between respecting their freedom and ensuring their well-being and safety. If you are in this situation, you are not alone! We know the array of […]
If you’ve ever felt invisible as a family caregiver, you’re not alone. Caring for someone you love takes center stage, and you may find that your own needs are placed on the back burner. A recent listening session, however, allowed family caregivers to speak honestly and openly about what they need—and their feedback may surprise […]
Taking good care of a family member with dementia requires ongoing adaptation to the individual’s changing needs. As the disease advances, there comes a point when 24-hour dementia care becomes not just beneficial but necessary for ensuring the safety, well-being, and good quality of life for the person.
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