Tag: caregiving

Alzheimer's Speaks host Lori La Bey joins Suzanne to talk about caregivers and how we can help support these unsung family heroes.

Family caregiving is an essential and compassionate role, but significant financial challenges should be addressed. By acknowledging these challenges and seeking appropriate solutions, caregivers can work towards alleviating the economic strain and focusing on providing the best care for their loved ones without sacrificing their financial stability and well-being.

The environmental problems in family caregiving are often invisible yet impactful.

The spiritual part of caregiving adds a profound depth to the already vital task of caring for another human being. By recognizing the sacred nature of the care recipient, cultivating mindfulness and presence, embracing transcendence and hope, finding meaning in suffering, nurturing connection, and practicing gratitude and surrender, caregivers can transform their caregiving journey into a sacred and transformative experience. Caregiving becomes an opportunity for personal growth, deep connection, and discovering profound truths about ourselves and our world.

Lori Hutson discusses options during caregiving downtime to take online courses, connect with support groups, and network, to start a new career or even a new business.

Lori Hutson talks about redefining ourselves while being a family caregiver — exploring hobbies that provide passion and joy, connecting with others, or even considering new careers.

Listen or watch Suzanne Newman as she talks about caring for her aging mother on the podcast "Interrupted: Act 2 Reinventing Your Legacy."

Life coach Laurie Hardie talks about how to affirm ourselves through positive self-talk, and simple things we can do to make a difference for others.

Laurie Hardie advises, "Find something. Give me a project and I have self-worth, and I can make it through to the next day."

Laurie Hardie discusses our self-talk, making sure that our communication with ourself is positive, and reviewing the stories that we tell ourselves.