The Caregiving Years Training Academy
JANUARY 19, 2025
I struggle with the messaging from one of the leaders of a national caregiving organization. I typically grit my teeth when I read what he writes and then move on. I am frustrated because what he writes demonstrates his lack of insights about the caregiving experience. Hes paid to represent the interests and needs of family caregivers. I believe his work falls short of doing that.
Responsive Home Care
JANUARY 19, 2025
Have you ever reached a point where deciding something as simple as what to eat feels like climbing a mountain? Youre not alone. Making decisions as a dementia caregiver can become overwhelming, leading to a unique kind of mental exhaustion called decision fatigue. When caring for someone with dementia, the decisions dont just pile upthey […] The post Having Trouble Making Decisions as a Dementia Caregiver?
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The Caregiving Years Training Academy
JANUARY 19, 2025
Were hosting events this week and Id love for you to join me if you can: Friday, January 24 at Noon ET: Family Emergency Planning : Join us for support making plans to manage emergencies. You can preview how the planning process works by watching The Caregivers Journey podcast. I joined the hosts, joined Nancy Treaster and Sue Ryan, to share four tips to help you develop your plans.
Grief Healing Blog
JANUARY 19, 2025
Best selections from Grief Healing's X feed: The end of a caregiving journey brings a complex mix of emotions that can feel overwhelming and confusing. While grief is expected, many caregivers are surprised to experience relief after caregiving ends a natural feeling that often triggers guilt. Understanding these emotions is crucial for healing and moving forward.
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Nurse Nacole
JANUARY 19, 2025
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