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Winter in a cold climate can add challenges when caregiving for someone with dementia, columnist Ray Burow writes.| Alzheimer's News Today
JJ Hanley can still remember the pediatrician’s words. It was the early ’90s, and the mother of two in suburban Chicago had begun to worry that her toddler-age son, Tim, was showing language delays and other behaviors that didn’t align with his older brother’s development. Hanley turned to her son’s doctor, who declared: “There’s nothing […]| The 19th
Winter in a cold climate can add challenges when caregiving for someone with dementia, columnist Ray Burow writes.| Alzheimer's News Today
Columnist and caregiver Kristin Neva has found that living with ALS means that she lives with repeated stress over daily activities.| ALS News Today
In a recent interview, Leslie Forde, founder of the organization Mom’s Hierarchy of Needs, described what it felt like to go back to work full-time in a demanding professional role after having her second child. Due to circumstances outside of her control, her job responsibilities increased, and she needed “to bring [her] most strategic, clear-thinking […] The post Why We Should Take Maternal Burnout Seriously appeared first on Fairer Disputations.| Fairer Disputations
Wondering how to get paid to stay home with your disabled child or adult child? This guide breaks down Medicaid waiver options, caregiver pay programs, and state-specific resources for families—especially those caring for children with autism.| A Day in our Shoes
Untapped reimbursement opportunities exist when it comes to developing a sustainable family caregiving infrastructure in the face of rising demand for| Hospice News
The softening of language used around many older adults - "elderspeak" - usually is well-intended, but to most older ears, it produces a negative reaction.| Nexus Insights
Mental health is important for care support professionals. The post The Mental Health of Our Caregivers is Vitally Important appeared first on United Spinal Association.| United Spinal Association
See how this disease directly impacts the workplace as families become caregivers for the seniors they love.| Homethrive
Starting a conversation about home care with an aging loved one can be challenging, but approaching it early and with compassion can ease concerns and highlight the benefits. IOA’s Corio Home Care program offers personalized support to help older adults maintain independence and enhance their quality of life at home, providing families with peace of mind and a proactive approach to care.| Institute on Aging
Caregiving is rewarding but exhausting, often leading to burnout. This blog highlights the signs of burnout and how programs like IOA Home Care, Corio, provide support, allowing caregivers to recharge while ensuring their loved ones receive proper care.| Institute on Aging
Father’s Day visits offer more than quality time—they’re a chance to notice subtle changes that may signal your loved one needs additional support at home.| Institute on Aging
From dementia care to companionship, finding the right home care starts with understanding your loved one’s needs—and matching them with a caregiver who truly fits.| Institute on Aging
Learn how IOA Home Care helps families navigate the critical transition from hospital to home with compassionate, personalized support for aging adults.| Institute on Aging
While dementia is often viewed through a lens of loss, a recent essay and insights from IOA's Lead Caregiver Coach, Alexandra Kaplan, reveal the unexpected moments of connection, humor, and love that can still shine through. This fresh perspective invites caregivers to embrace the beauty that can exist alongside the challenges.| Institute on Aging
Communicating with a loved one who has dementia can be challenging, but asking thoughtful questions can spark meaningful conversations and foster connection. At the Institute on Aging, we provide resources like our Companioa program to support families in navigating dementia care with compassion and confidence.| Institute on Aging
A few months ago, my husband and I schlepped our kids to a phone store in a large outdoor mall. Eyeing a few large concrete balls like the ones you see outside Target, my daughters asked if they could stay outside and play while my husband and I ran our errand inside the shop. I […] The post The Limits of Maternal Intuition and the Downsides of the Digital Village appeared first on Fairer Disputations.| Fairer Disputations
This year, like the past several years, I have the honor of serving as a mentor to tenure-track CUNY faculty in the CUNY Faculty Fellowship Publication Program (FFPP). The FFPP is a writing and professional development program that helps tenure-track faculty at CUNY two-year and four-year colleges navigate the ins-and-outs of publishing and tenure at […]| orgtheory.net
Childcare-related challenges in the U.S. cost employers an estimated $23 billion annually, a clear indicator of the need for childcare benefits.| Homethrive
PM Lawrence Wong unveils bumper SG60 Budget for all Singaporeans| If Only Singaporeans Stopped to Think
Unlike in larger families where caregiving load can be spread out, an only child faces immense stress and is more likely to suffer burnout| If Only Singaporeans Stopped to Think
Reading Time: 4minutesValue of Immunizations There is considerable discussion about the value of immunizations. Should we get a COVID or flu vaccine? Should children receive all recommended The post No Immunity to the High Cost of Caregiving appeared first on USA Daily Standard.| USA Daily Standard
Caregiving is hard no matter your age. You will need help & support no matter who you are. Here's a look into my caregiving experience with my grandfather.| Home Jobs By Mom
Mental Health Awareness Month: Caring for Caregivers May is Mental Health Awareness Month—a time to pause and check in with our own mental well-being. For caregivers, this reflection is especially important. Whether you’re a professional working in senior living, a family member supporting a loved one, or someone helping a neighbor or friend, caregiving can be both rewarding...| Caring Places Management
Gift Giving in Assisted Living and Memory Care The holiday season is officially upon us, and the spirit of giving and gratitude is in the air. In our assisted living and memory care communities, the relationships between residents, families, and care teams are at the heart of everything we do. These bonds create a sense...| Caring Places Management
According to a new report, the US population of unpaid caregivers has increased 45 percent in the last decade. Nearly one in four American adults—about 65 million people—provide ongoing care to an elderly, chronically ill, and/or disabled person.| Amplitude
In this interview, a champion for this rare cancer shares her journey and offers tips for seeking support The post From caregiver to catalyst: Annie Achee is on a mission to raise awareness about sarcoma and advance research appeared first on ECOG-ACRIN Advocacy Blog.| ECOG-ACRIN Advocacy Blog
Zinnia TV, called a “Netflix for people with dementia,” provides calming, dementia-friendly programming. IOA highlights tools like this to support caregivers and meaningful daily experiences.| Institute on Aging
Columnist Jacqueline Babiarz illustrates how her daughter's diagnosis led her to denial, anger, bargaining, depression, and acceptance.| Rett Syndrome News
When Gary’s wife, Mary Ellen, was diagnosed with dementia, managing the day-to-day care while coping with the emotional toll of becoming a primary caregiver felt like too much—until he connected with IOA’s Caregiver Coaching program. With the support of a caring community and personalized support, Gary found the resources to help him care for his wife and himself.| Institute on Aging
What’s so funny about a quadruple amputee and a stroke survivor road-tripping across North America, collecting horror stories about caregiving and disability? Tune in to Crip Trip and you’ll get the picture in about half a minute.| Amplitude
👉 Download case study here: SEEQ Platform Caregiving and Aging Case Study July 2025 What happens when you truly listen to the lived experiences of older adults and caregivers? You begin to see aging and caregiving not as categories or systems — but as deeply human journeys of identity, love, loss, resilience, and connection. That’s […] The post Aging and Caregiving in America: Listening, Learning, and Leading with Empathy appeared first on Share More Stories.| Share More Stories
A new report reveals men are struggling with isolation, economic pressure and toxic online influences. But redefining masculinity and valuing men as caregivers could point the way forward.| The 19th
Americans are living longer, and there’s no roadmap for the "extra" years many are given. It’s a problem -- but an opportunity for aging services providers, too.| Nexus Insights
“My husband died unexpectedly,* and I don’t have the access code to his phone.” This, or some variation of it, is posted on social media or stated| AGEIST
It’s hard for Connie Campbell to believe it’s been three years since she first walked through the doors at New Perspective | Island Shores in Wisconsin. “I got chills, in a good way,” she said of her initial visit. “I knew I was home.” On the same day she toured the community, she spotted an eagle in the trees across Read More| New Perspective Senior Living
The Population Reference Bureau estimates that by 2030, there will be approximately 2.3 million Americans aged 65 and older who require special care. The Baby Boomer generation is living longer than their predecessors, making it more likely that their adult children will need to find ways to care for them. For some, that means intergenerational living. For others, it means Read More The post How Senior Living Communities Support Caregivers appeared first on New Perspective Senior Living.| New Perspective Senior Living
Columnist Jacqueline Babiarz offers a birthday tribute and explains the complexities of parenting siblings of a child with special needs.| Rett Syndrome News
Our New Perspective Weldon Spring community in Missouri has been assisting local paramedics with training to improve patient outcomes for the senior population in St. Charles County. The county’s training officers visited the community on multiple days this month to conduct the training classes that feature a new patient assessment tool referred to as MEMAW. New Perspective residents served as Read More| New Perspective Senior Living
Turns out I'm always trying to illuminate the thing that feels big but unspoken at any given moment in my life.| Lucy Bellwood
Gene Hackman’s passing sheds light on the often-overlooked struggles of caregivers, who dedicate themselves to the relentless demands of supporting loved ones with dementia. As public figures like Emma Heming Willis advocate for more resources, it's clear that caregivers need greater recognition, support, and relief to safeguard both their well-being and the quality of care they provide.| Institute on Aging
Wheelchair users provide information on service dogs and the profound impact that they have on the disability community.| United Spinal Association
My brother-in-law Mark died a couple of weeks ago. He had struggled with schizophrenia for over 45 years, so at age 64 1/2, he had exceeded the average| The Hastings Center for Bioethics
The Friendship Line, pioneered by Institute on Aging, is a vital resource addressing the growing crisis of loneliness among seniors by offering emotional support and social connection. Backed by scientific research, this program has demonstrated significant improvements in mental health, reducing loneliness, depression, and anxiety, while serving as a model for integrating social support into healthcare systems nationwide.| Institute on Aging
One of the hardest decisions we will ever make is deciding if, and when, moving to a senior community is necessary. This is especially true when we are making this decision for our parents or loved ones.| New Perspective Senior Living
Answered Questions is a monthly resource for the Spanish language Disability Community that fills an information need. This month’s question is: I recently graduated with my masters in social work and, during my studies, I learned that November is National … Continue reading →| Collection Spotlight from the National Rehabilitation Information Center
We're introducing some of the newest NIDILRR-funded projects focusing on family supports and developing resources to help caregivers care for themselves and their loved ones. Continue reading →| Collection Spotlight from the National Rehabilitation Information Center
Moms First, Meghan Markle’s Archwell Foundation, and the Geena Davis Institute studied how moms are portrayed on television. Spoiler alert: […] The post InStyle: It’s Time to Rewrite the Script for TV Moms appeared first on Geena Davis Institute.| Geena Davis Institute
On Thursday, the Duchess of Sussex and the nonprofit Moms First are announcing the results of a study on television […] The post Vanity Fair: Meghan Markle Is Teaming Up With Geena Davis to Change Our Perceptions of Moms on TV appeared first on Geena Davis Institute.| Geena Davis Institute
One of the hardest decisions we will ever make is deciding if, and when, moving to a senior community is necessary. This is especially true when we are making this decision for our parents or loved ones.| New Perspective Senior Living
The post How Goal Setting Rewires Your Brain: Expert Insights from Cleveland Clinic appeared first on THE WOMEN'S ALZHEIMER'S MOVEMENT.| THE WOMEN'S ALZHEIMER'S MOVEMENT
Ninety-three percent of time management books were written by men. This is a problem, says self-improvement guru, Kendra Adachi. In her recent book, The PLAN, Adachi advocates for an integrative approach to time management. While most (male) productivity writers view time as something to be controlled or mastered, Adachi views time differently. She recommends the […]| Fairer Disputations
Columnist Ray Burow offers factors to consider when discussing whether nursing home care or at-home care is better for your loved one.| Alzheimer's News Today
The number of American workers who juggle a job and the care of an adult relative is large and growing. That’s not good. And it’s even worse when you factor in the downstream effects confronting these workers.| Nexus Insights
Columnist Candice Galvan shares how she came to realize that to better care for her daughter, she needed to protect her own mental health.| Neuromyelitis News
Taking on caregiving for a loved one with Alzheimer's can seem impossible, says columnist Ray Burow, but only until it's done.| Alzheimer's News Today
Are you a caregiver in a stressful situation? How does caregiving affect your identity? Nancy Poland found herself having an identity crisis while caring for her aging parents. As a caregiver Nancy learned coping skills, and subsequently as a researcher she has added to her knowledge. In this article she discusses how being a caregiver can make a person stronger, not embittered. She offers three suggestions for caregivers when faced with the stress, and even heartbreak, of caregiving. With gr...| USA Daily Standard
Age Well Sg to Support Seniors to Age Actively and Independently In the Community By Joyce Teo, Senior Health Correspondent, The Straits Tim...| ifonlysingaporeans.blogspot.com
Learn valuable insights into navigating the complexities of seeking inpatient mental health treatment for individuals with disabilities.| Special Needs Alliance
“I have often had a retrospective vision where everything in my past life seems to fall with significance into logical sequence.”― Ansel Adams I wrote about a dear family member, almost a year…| The Heart of the Matter
Assisted living doesn’t mean you can’t live an active lifestyle. At New Perspective, our AL levels of care help you stay as independent as possible.| New Perspective Senior Living
New Perspective offers many types of senior living and care options. We’ll explain each one so you can make the right choice for yourself or a loved one.| New Perspective Senior Living
Ramona Denby-Brinson has spent the last 30 years keeping children out of the foster system and in the homes of relatives.| Endeavors
