When you’re caring for an aging parent while raising children, you’re part of what’s known as the sandwich generation, and it can be a lot. Between managing summer camps, coordinating vacations, finding ways to keep the kids entertained, and still showing up for your...
June marks the start of Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month, a time to not only raise awareness about Alzheimer’s disease and dementia but also to honor the millions of families and individuals affected by these conditions. Alzheimer’s is a progressive brain disease...
Mental Health Awareness Month As summer approaches, many families find it challenging to balance work, life, and caregiving responsibilities. For family caregivers, the mental and physical demands of caring for an aging loved one can be overwhelming, especially...
When an aging loved one is living with Parkinson’s, home safety becomes even more critical. Ensuring your loved one has a safe place that they can navigate while facing challenges, such as unsteadiness, tremors, and stiffness, can make a big difference. Making small...
When families notice significant changes in their aging loved ones, a common next step is to explore long-term care. Long-term care might be a viable option when seniors need more help and their independence starts to wane. But how do you know if it’s truly the right...
