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Aging In Place
Dementia Safety at Home: A Blog Viewpoint by Dr. Shibley Rahman
Discover how art and design principles can improve the quality-of-life for those with dementia and how to successfully adapt a home for dementia patients.
Grief Recovery
Anticipatory Grief and Life After Loss
Explore anticipatory grief, experienced before the loss of a loved one, especially in terminal illness cases. It discusses symptoms, the role of mental health professionals, coping strategies, and the impact on physical and mental health, providing essential support and understanding.
Behavior Modification
Daughter CareGiver with Uncooperative Father WWII Vet and Japanese POW
Struggling with an aging father who constantly asks for advice on topics you're not qualified to help with? Find tips for handling the situation and maintaining a healthy relationship with your dad.
End of Life Issues
Why Does Heart Rate Increase at End of Life?
Introduction: Heart rate, sometimes referred to as pulse rate, is the number of times a person's heart beats per minute. It is measured by feeling the pulse in the wrist, neck, or chest. A normal resting heart rate for adults is 60-100 beats per minute. At the end
Podcast
Episode 33 – Grace Meadows – Music For Dementia
Music for Dementia is a nationwide campaign aimed at incorporating music into dementia care throughout the United Kingdom. While dementia remains an incurable condition, there is a readily accessible and highly affordable resource that can provide significant assistance: music.
Aging In Place
Divvydose: Online Pharmacy
For many caregivers, regulating a loved one's medication can be overwhelming. divvyDOSE offers a convenient solution with pre-sorted doses and a caregiver feature that allows caregivers to ensure their loved ones are taking their medications correctly.
Caregiver Stress And Burden
Reevaluating Lifespan of Caregivers: A New Perspective
A new study from Johns Hopkins University suggests that caregivers may have a lower chance of mortality than non-caregivers, contradicting previous research on the negative effects of caregiving on health. Explore the limitations of the study and the potential benefits of being a caregiver.
Mental Health
When is Grief the Worst?
Grief is a normal response to loss and is something that we all experience at some point in our lives. It can be difficult to manage because the intensity of emotion often takes us by surprise. Grief can be triggered by death, divorce, job changes, illnesses, natural disasters, and other
Faith In Caregiving
Faith in Caregiving: Courage
Explore a heartfelt post by Veronica Badowski on the essence of faith and courage for caregivers. It offers spiritual support, emphasizing God's love and power to guide and strengthen them through challenging times. A reminder of divine presence and the power of prayer in caregiving.
Home Health Care Directory
Preparing for Colorado Home Care
Our directory of Colorado home health care agencies helps readers plan for aging at home. Learn how to prepare yourself and your home for in-home care, find the right agency, and leave feedback to help others. Retirement advice and tips for keeping fit through aging also included.
Faith In Caregiving
A Prayer for Caregiver Strength When You Feel Alone
Find strength and comfort through prayer and faith as a caregiver. Remember that you are not alone in your struggles and learn to lean on God's love and grace. Find hope and comfort on your caregiving journey.