Explore our wide range of content tailored for family caregivers in the library below.
Keeping Track of Medical information for Your Loved One
In this article, we’ll explore what medical information you should keep, why, and how to organize it in a way that is simple and easy to maintain over time.
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Here are 4 ways to create a plan to coordinate family care with your siblings for a more equitable distribution of activity.
Jenn’s caregiving experience influenced her career and inspired an entrepreneurial and volunteer spirit in her. In 2015, she founded Senior Shower Project, a company that creates celebration products for caregivers and she facilitates support groups for young adult and LGBTQ dementia caregivers. We spoke with Jenn about her experience as a caregiver, here’s what she had to say.
Are you taking care of a loved one with a debilitating condition in California? Click here to find out why a support group may be for you.
When caring for an aging or ailing loved one, what should you prepare? One of the first things on the list is advanced directives. Click here to learn more.
Tips for Caregiving from a Distance
If you have a loved one in need of care that lives far away, you’ve probably wondered what you can do – how to give care from a distance. Click here to find out.
Lauren’s story is a great reminder about how important it is to ask for help. You do not have to go on this caregiving journey alone. Learn more about her experience in our Caregiver Spotlight series!
How to talk to your care recipient about care
How can you talk with your family member or care recipient about care in a constructive and productive way? Let’s discuss.
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Stroke or Other Injury: How to Provide Care
If you’re newly caregiving for a stroke or severe injury survivor, click here for an overview covering the basics – both how to provide care as well as how and when to find help.
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If you’re starting to notice forgetfulness in a relative and wonder what the early warning signs for any type of dementia are, then this article is for you.
