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6 Ways To Effectively Communicate With Seniors Who Have Dementia

6 Ways To Effectively Communicate With Seniors Who Have Dementia

  Dementia comes in many forms, with Alzheimer’s Disease being one of the most well-known. This disease is increasingly affecting the elderly and is progressive and as yet, has no cure, meaning that it worsens through time. Patients experience difficulties...
The Unique and Long Goodbye of Dementia

The Unique and Long Goodbye of Dementia

Feelings of loss and grief are profound and deep for those who have assumed the role of caregiver for a loved one. Those that care for a person with dementia have unique challenges associated with these emotions because of the characteristics of this disease.  ...
The Psychology of Caregiving – 3 Things to Know

The Psychology of Caregiving – 3 Things to Know

  Those of us who have had the experience of being a caregiver can tell you that there is a vast array of emotions that are inherent in this role. They vary from day to day, and sometimes minute to minute. In some ways that is the most challenging aspect in the...
12 Things Caregiving Has Taught Me

12 Things Caregiving Has Taught Me

Having been both an R.N. and a social media manager, I was asked by GreatCall to moderate a private Facebook group for caregivers. It is their way of giving back to our caregivers who do so much! One of our group members, Christy Payne, who cares for her...
Coping With Caregiver Criticism

Coping With Caregiver Criticism

None of us becomes a caregiver because it is easy. You do it for a multitude of reasons. You become caregivers out of love, respect, devotion, necessity, obligation, and sometimes because nobody else is available to do it. We take on this role not always knowing there...