This spouse shares creative solutions of learning to speak Alzheimer’s, and motivates us to always have hope.
When confronting fearful experiences, love and encouragement, helps us overcome our fears and difficult times. The author suggests that fear is just an illusion that is just bound to disappear.
The author believes love can make a person’s life so happy; therefore, any job, relationship, or factor of a person’s life that begins because of love should not go wrong.
This article discusses the relationships of caregivers to members of their family who do not share in the caregiving process but are critical in their methods.
The National Family Caregiver Support Program (NFCSP) calls for all states to have five basic services for family caregivers. This article describes these services, who’s eligible and more.
State by state contact details for family caregiver support programs.
This article gives insight into the symptoms of AD/HD, the stress it can impose on families who have children with AD/HD and some program considerations for these families.
For family caregivers, stress is often of a higher intensity and longer duration than for others, and requires diligence to manage effectively. Read about the symptoms, and about strategies for stress management.
Setting limits is difficult for most people; it is a common problem in many areas of our life, not just caregiving. It is hard to say “no” or “enough” without feeling guilty.
The author discusses different reasons for creating an altar, along with the tools necessary to create one on your own.
The author shares her experiences with Alzheimer’s with her grandmother and mother.
The author has chosen to share her chapter on reflexology to empower caregivers with a healing therapy that can be helpful in relieving pain, restoring balance and putting both patient and caregiver in a more relaxed state.
