Extending the Family
Caregiving for a loved one with memory problems continues to be one of the most difficult of caregiving journeys. Research shows an increased level of stress due to the 24/7 level of vigilance required.
Benefits of Bringing Your Children with You When Caring for Your Elderly Loved One
Elderly Care in St. Pete Beach FL: September is Intergeneration Month, the perfect opportunity for you to find times when it could be beneficial for your children to come along with you when caring for your elderly parent.
Memory Café is September 8th
As soon as I tell them I have vascular dementia they look at me like I am crazy. I wonder what I have said or done that brings that look.
Celebrating Our Anniversary
I can’t believe that we celebrated our 2 year anniversary with Assisting Hands this week! It’s been an amazing ride.
Why Elderly Adults Should Not Eat Alone
Home Care in Largo FL: Eating alone can be dangerous to the health of elderly adults. Here are a few tips to keep in mind for improving your senior loved one’s nutrition while living at home alone.
Who needs a ghost writer?
On Friday, Aug 26 I attended the Guardian Association monthly breakfast held at Opis Tierra Pines. I was a bit perplexed on why the speaker had been chosen until I heard him speak, and then it all made sense.
What Are the Best Ways for Your Loved One to Get Moving?
Senior Care in Seminole FL: You know that your loved one needs to move more, but how can you help her to do that? These ideas can help.
How to Give Yourself a Mental Break from Caregiving Even if You Can’t Take a Physical Break
Sometimes it’s just not feasible to take a physical break from being a caregiver. You can, however, give yourself quick mental breaks now and again.
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