Taking care of yourself is one of the most important things you can do for the person you are caring for. Learn self care tips for caregivers of people living with memory loss, and which aspects of your life you may not have considered.
Although some support groups are led by our staff, many support group facilitators are actually trained volunteers - hear their unique perspectives on the program.
Many people have preconceived ideas about what to expect in a dementia caregiver support group, but what does it actually entail?
The holiday season is upon us - learn ways to prepare people living with dementia (and guests) for what to expect with these holiday tips for dementia caregivers.
Mindful Photography, created by Dr. Jessica Thomas, is a form of therapeutic photography for care partners who are anticipating loss or providing end-of-life care for View More
It's typical for half of people living with dementia to have anosognosia. Learn the difference between this and denial, as well as learning how to communicate properly with them.
How in home care in California works, how to go about selecting an agency, and the following steps.
The challenges for long distance caregivers are countless - here we discuss the challenges of caregiving from a distance, how to support the person living with dementia and their local care partners, and tips for staying connected.
In this piece we dispel 5 common support group misconceptions that might create a hesitation to attend.
In this piece we shed light on the importance of self care for caregivers and offer practical strategies to navigate the challenges while maintaining personal health.
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