When and How to Maintain Boundaries as a Caregiver
Do you often find yourself saying yes to just one more task, another favor, or an additional errand—only to realize your own needs have taken
Do you often find yourself saying yes to just one more task, another favor, or an additional errand—only to realize your own needs have taken
Chronic illness has a way of changing life, for both the person living with it and also you the family caregiver. You can see how
You ask a simple question: “What would you like for lunch today?” But instead of a response, you’re met with hesitation, bewilderment, and an extended
Have you ever felt like your brain just can’t anymore? You stare at the clock, unable to decide what’s for dinner. You find yourself stuck,
Anyone who has been a caregiver for an aging parent can fill you in on how overwhelming it can be. But looking after both parents
The manner by which an individual with dementia experiences the world is not always based in our current reality. Probably one of the most distressful
You have just helped Mom get to bed after a long day. You’re worn out—physically and emotionally—and there’s still a list of tasks waiting for
When most people think of Parkinson’s disease, movement symptoms like tremors likely come to mind first. However, if you are taking care of a senior
You’ve finally decided to bite the bullet and start working on downsizing and decluttering your parents’ home. As you begin sorting through the attic space,
While you watch Mom struggling to think of your name or getting lost in her daily routine, a troubling thought might creep into your mind: