Caregiving tips

Communicating with people with dementia can seem hard, but it doesn’t have to be! Let these person-centered tips be your...

USING MUSIC – VIDEO: Mary Sue Wilkinson will teach you five powerful reasons to use music in dementia care. Mary Sue is the Founder of “Singing Heart to Heart” and the author of “Songs You Know By Heart: A Simple Guide for Using Music in Dementia Care”, which includes a Teepa Snow contribution. Learn more. […]

The symptoms of caregiver burnout can be physical and emotional. Caregiver stress can take a toll on your health. If you are a caregiver yourself or if you know someone who is managing everything alone, how can you make life easier for them? Here is a list of helpful activities that can help reduce caregiver stress and exhaustion.

Who is a Caregiver? Simply put, a ‘family caregiver’ takes care of a loved one who is unable to take care of themselves for a variety of reasons that are usually medical. For instance, as a family …

What are the major duties of a home Caregiver? The domains of the caregiving role include: health support, assisting in day-to-day tasks, self​-care tasks, and mobility. You can take a look at this infographic to know the responsibilities of a caregiver for the elderly. #homecaregiver #caregiverforelderly #fafhhc #homecare #healthcare #in-homecare #elderlycare #eldercare #cdpap

If you are a caregiver, you have to remember to care for your own mental and physical well-being. Taking on the physical and emotional demands of caring for someone is exhausting, difficult, and so much more. Here are some self-care tips every caregiver needs! #mylifesmessage #caregiver #caregiving #selfcare #selfcaretips #tipsforselfcare #selfcareisntselfish #caregiverhelp #caregivertips #mentalhealth #physicalhealth #emotional

Sometimes, communication can be the hardest thing! Here are some tips to help caregivers.

Learn the 10 Signs of Death approaching. Also find Practical Tips for making your loved one more comfortable—and for taking care of you—during this hard time.

#TuesdayTip: “Educate yourselves about the progression of the disease so you know why your loved one is acting the way they are. Learn how to communicate with them and develop a schedule early on....