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How To Set Up A Support System

By Lydia Joan Croteau
  • Aging
  • Care for the Caregiver - Nurturing
  • Caregiver Issues
  • Community Services
  • Disability - Accessability - Mobility
  • Eldercare
  • Mental Health - Emotional - Issues
  • Support Groups
  • Volunteer Service Programs
  • Wellness

Being caregivers we tend to forget our own needs until we are so overwhelmed that we cannot think of “how to” do this or that or the other thing. Here are some suggestions and websites to help you set up a support system.

What Is Private Care Management

By Sheri D. Fanning, RN,C
  • Caregiver Issues
  • Eldercare
  • Long Term Care

Reasons and benefits for acquiring a geriatrics care manager and tips on how to do it.

The Transition from Home Care to a Health Care Facility

By Shelly Purdon
  • Aging
  • Caregiver Issues
  • Eldercare
  • Homecare - Home Health Care
  • Long Term Care
  • Mental Health - Emotional - Issues

The transition from home care to a health care facility can be difficult for caregivers and individuals alike. The following are helpful visiting tips when visiting your loved one who lives in a care facility.

It’s Time to Take Control of Our Own Lives

By Patti St. Clair
  • Aging
  • Care for the Caregiver - Nurturing
  • Caregiver Issues
  • Eldercare
  • Long Term Care
  • Mental Health - Emotional - Issues
  • Support Groups
  • Wellness

Taking control doesn’t mean “doing it all” it simply means choosing what is important and letting go of what is not. Let us, as caregivers, look ahead to a one-step-at-a-time beginning in how we organize our lives and our attitudes.

My Caregivers’ Burnout Story

By Shaywardncr
  • Care for the Caregiver - Nurturing
  • Caregiver Issues
  • Caregivers: Experiences & Ideas
  • Death and Dying
  • Eldercare
  • Mental Health - Emotional - Issues
  • Wellness

Caregiver Burnout–One woman’s struggle to take care of herself and, what seemed to be, the rest of the world.

Life at Home: Stroke Survivors & Family

By National Stroke Association
  • Caregiver Issues
  • Disability - Accessability - Mobility
  • Eldercare
  • Long Term Care
  • Mental Health - Emotional - Issues

After a stroke, both the stroke survivor and family often are apprehensive about being on their own at home. There are many common concerns which will be described.

Pain And The Elderly

By Beth Witrogen McLeod
  • Aging
  • Caregiver Issues
  • Eldercare
  • Homecare - Home Health Care

One is entitled to be as pain-free as possible. Techniques and suggestions on how to keep your pain at a reasonable level. Examples are medications, biofeedback, meditation, and acupuncture.

Loss And Grief

By Beth Witrogen McLeod
  • Caregiver Issues
  • Grief and Bereavement
  • Mental Health - Emotional - Issues
  • Spirituality - Religion - Beliefs

It is ok to grieve for as long as one desires – there is no normal way to grief. However, moving on with your life is important for your well-being.

Isolation

By Dorothy Womack
  • Care for the Caregiver - Nurturing
  • Caregiver Issues
  • Mental Health - Emotional - Issues

Isolation is a big part of caregiving. Society seems to forget we are out here doing all we can for our loved ones. The world at large focuses on larger issues and leaves caregivers to fend for ourselves.

About Sue Bender: Plain and Simple and Everyday Sacred

By Beth Witrogen McLeod
  • Caregiver Issues

Learn about Sue Bender and her trilogy of books, from Plan and Simple and Everyday Sacred to Stretching Lessons: The Daring That Starts From Within.

Long-Distance Caregiving

By Beth Witrogen McLeod
  • Caregiver Issues
  • Caregivers: Experiences & Ideas
  • Eldercare
  • Home Safety and Modification
  • Homecare - Home Health Care
  • Long Term Care

List of things one can do to improve long-distance caregiving. Also, hints on what to do when one is visiting the elderly.

Early Stages – Alzheimer’s Disease

By Beth Witrogen McLeod
  • Caregiver Issues
  • Diseases - Illnesses - Conditions
  • Eldercare

People in the early stages of Alzheimer’s Disease are healthy, high functioning and able to express feelings, concerns and experiences. They may have mild memory loss and some confusion.

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