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!
Resources & Blog
Explore our wide range of content tailored for family caregivers in the library below.
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.
Caregivers Shoulder Increased Burdens During Pandemic
The COVID-19 pandemic has impacted all aspects of our daily live. Caregivers have been incredibly affected by the changes. Click her to listen to KQED’s recent forum segment discussing the increased burden caregivers are experiencing during the pandemic.
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Updates to the Paid Family Leave Act in CA – 2021
There are many changes to the Paid Family Leave Act (PFA) and the California Family Rights Act (CFRA) in 2021 to protect California caregivers – click here to learn more.
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Stay Organized and Connected as a Family Caregiver with Technology
As a Caregiver in our modern world, there are a wealth of free technologies and tools available that can help with managing patient care, medication, appointments, reminders and more. In this article, learn about 4 mobile apps for caregivers.
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Holiday Stress in Caring for Elderly Parents
Caring for your elderly parents during the holiday season can create a stressful and difficult situation. Click here for 3 ways to minimize that stress.
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Tips to Support Loved Ones with Dementia at the Holiday Season
Caring for a loved one during the holiday season is stressful even without the added weight of a pandemic. Click here for tips to support your loved one with dementia this year.
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Caregiving and the Master Plan on Aging
Hear from Southern CRC and Los Angeles CRC as they discuss the Master Plan for Aging on a recent podcast, produced by SCRC.
