Insights from the former president of the Well Spouse Association
A conversation with the VP of Program Services for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society
The president of the National Alliance for Caregiving discusses the findings of the "Evercare® Study of Caregivers in Decline", including both surprises and solutions.
Knowing where a caregiver should draw the line
One caregiver shares the thoughts and activities that have helped care for her husband for 37 years.
A son of the '60s benefits from the love generation
When looking for caregiving assistance or advice, you sometimes have to think outside the box
A practical guide to caregiving preparedness
How to have the conversation you've likely been putting off
How trained support helps those caring for people with dementia
Discovering a caregiver's most important asset
Two Caregiver-Friendly Interactive Sites
Finding the Key to Self-Help
Reading Up on Caregiving Advice
Caregiver stress can take its toll, physically and mentally. Here's how to keep the pressure low and your personal well-being high.
A site to help you learn more and increase your connections
Helping You Organize Caregiving Information
Starting a Group to Help Yourself and Others
Five family caregivers count the ways—along with their blessings.
Caring for the mentally ill has its own set of rules
New York’s Miracle House provides the comforts of home and the support of understanding strangers for patients and their caregivers.
Instead of letting their cancer get them down, these remarkable women have turned life right-side up.
When offering support to a person in need of care, remember this: It's not about you!
A model for creating a caregiver team
A group facilitator learns from experience the power of support to fend off the emotional, psychological and physical challenges of caregiving.
Combine enjoyment with education for a well-rounded diabetes camp experience
When the right touch is the right stuff
Sometimes you have to break a vow to avoid a breakdown
A support group to make women with diabetes feel BEE-utiful
When a parent’s illness turns a child’s world into one of woe, there are danger signs to look for and ways to help.
The importance of a friend and a smile
A close friend, my girlfriend whom I love very much, recently revealed that she is having a very rough time dealing with not being able to find a job....
Hi, This is really true to all caregivers. Giving all our care to someone will sometimes end up loosing our self and caring less to oneself. We tend...
I strongly suggest you or your husband make a "shopping list" of questions you have about depression treatment. Your husband needs to hear from a professional the dangers of...
Debra has legal rights to her mothers money..as a daughter and caregiver. She absolutely must get a qualified attorney. And do it right away before she becoms too...
I have found an easy solution for managing my Dad's medicines.
I use a weekly pill organizer; and then only give him one day's pills at a time. divided...