Tag: Caregivers
Life after Caregiving
Finding new purpose and meaning in your life after your loved one passes away.
The day my mother took her last breath, part of me...
Being the Best Advocate for Your Parent Every Day
For those of you who listen to the Answers for Elders Radio Show, my favorite word to help caregivers, is to shift from the...
Setting Healthy Boundaries: Don’t Lose Yourself Through Caregiving
National statistics show us just how incredibly stressful and overwhelming Caregiving is. Your life can be spun out of control. Your job can be...
Beginning the Caregiving Journey: How to begin intervening in the care of Mom &...
We may see our parents from time to time, but over time there becomes warning signs that things just might not be right as...
The Care Conference, for caregivers with Sue Stults
Sue Stults is the founder of the Care Conference at Shoreline Community Church. The 2019 conference takes place March 7 to provide education and...
Sue Stults, author of “Reaching Beyond the Rail”
Sue Stults is the author of “Reaching Beyond the Rail: The Blood, Sweat and Tears of Caring for Mom and Dad” and founder of...
Maintaining the Highest Quality of Life with Daphne Davis
Rather than being an ostrich, or compromising your family’s quality of life, Daphne Davis at Pinnacle Senior Placements suggests a new perspective: consider that...
Caregiver Support
Currently there are close to 42 million adult children involved in the day-to-day care of an elder parent. According to statistics, they spend an...
How to Make the Adjustment, with Daphne Davis
How do you help a senior family member adjust, whether it's a move to assisted living or adjust to home care? Daphne Davis at...
Adjusting to the New Normal with Daphne Davis
Daphne Davis at Pinnacle Senior Placements tells caregivers: know that you're doing your best. When you've gotten feedback from family or friends, take it...
