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Tips for Caregiving with Siblings

Tips for Caregiving with Siblings

Every family is unique. However, over time, many families will find themselves in similar situations of taking care of an aging adult family member. Being the sole caretaker can be overwhelming at times. If siblings are involved and willing to work cohesively, it is...
How to Avoid Burnout as a Caregiver

How to Avoid Burnout as a Caregiver

Being a caregiver is a noble endeavor. Whether you are a caregiver by profession or taking care of a family member, we know at times it is not easy, and you could suffer from burnout. According to Pew Research Center, 40 million adults in North America are taking care...
Transfer Techniques for Family Caregivers

Transfer Techniques for Family Caregivers

Many family caregivers do not get proper training on transferring someone with mobility difficulties from one place to another. For example, one of the most common tasks is to help someone in a wheelchair move safely to a toilet. Thankfully, there are a handful of...
Long-Distance Caregiving Advice

Long-Distance Caregiving Advice

Serving as a caregiver for a loved one from a long distance is not easy. Despite the distance, you want to ensure your loved one receives the best care. Here is some advice on how to ensure your loved one is receiving quality care despite the distance. Get as much...
Five Ways to Show Your Caregiver Love

Five Ways to Show Your Caregiver Love

Love is in the air this February. On Valentine’s Day, we celebrate our sweethearts. This Valentine’s Day, consider showing love and appreciation for the caregivers in your life. Many caregivers work diligently to make your life more accessible...
National Family Caregivers Month: Honoring the Heroes of Mobility and Assistance

5 Ways to Show Appreciation to Caregivers

Caregivers play a vital role as your loved one ages. They are responsible for the physical and emotional support of someone who can no longer care for themself. But we can often overlook or become too busy to show appreciation to our caregivers. That’s why we’re...
Does Your Older Loved One Need a Home Health Aide?

Does Your Older Loved One Need a Home Health Aide?

Inevitably there will come a time when you need a home health aide to take care of your aging loved one or even share the responsibility. Do not look at it like you are giving up, but instead, you are doing them a favor.   For some parents approaching the subject of a...
How to Support Your Parents

How to Support Your Parents

Have you reached the point in life where it is time to take care of the parents or grandparents that once took care of you? As your loved ones grow older, they often need help with small tasks like picking up groceries, making health-related decisions,...
Finding a Work/Life Balance as a Caretaker

Finding a Work/Life Balance as a Caretaker

Family caregivers often have to find a balance as a caretaker with providing care of a loved one with a disability or limited mobility and the needs of themselves, their spouse, children, and career simultaneously. While caregiving is rewarding and can make a...
Accessibility Products for Family Caregivers

Accessibility Products for Family Caregivers

Being a caregiver for a loved one is arguably the most rewarding job you could have. However, as rewarding as it is, you can’t underestimate the challenges you’ll face doing the job and trying to live your life as normally as possible. Utilizing the resources...
The Challenges Millennial Caregivers Face

The Challenges Millennial Caregivers Face

Caring for an aging parent is something most people will have to do at some point in their lifetime. However, you don’t know when the time will come and what your situation will be like. According to an article from AARP, more than ten million millennials are...
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