Finding Answers

Focusing your mind to discover the paths to peace

It can be as easy as shaking a leg

You have the right to take care of yourself

Be a responsible caregiver and get yourself immunized

Enjoy a deep breath of relaxation

Preventing adverse drug interactions

Setting the family's sights on glaucoma

Have a child with autism? Here's where you can voice your problems and find answers.

Being organized and showing self-discipline go a long way to preventing Alzheimer's

A honey of a concept for healthy caregiving

If you have time in your caregiving schedule to read this, you can read a book. It's as easy as getting an e-mail.

Raising awareness about how to prevent colorectal cancer (“colon cancer”)—the third leading cause of cancer deaths in both men and women in the United States

Tips for managing skin conditions caused by cancer treatment

Caring for someone with diabetes? Here are some ideas for where you can find help.

Going green can beat the blues

What to wear to drift off...and speed your way to slumberland

Tips on easing mealtime difficulties

Time-saving solutions to get a caregiver from crazed to calm—and to work on time!

The facts for maintaining healthy feet

Consider Joining a Support Group

If eating becomes difficult, here’s how caregivers can help

Tips to spot trouble

Learning good caregiver communication

For cancer patients and their caregivers in need of a place to stay while in treatment, there is hope—Hope Lodges.

Blood-pressure-lowering ideas from the National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute

During Scleroderma Awareness Month, take the time to learn to recognize the signs of this serious autoimmune disease

10 Tips for Family Caregivers

Ten steps to dealing with migraine headaches

Resources to help you manage long-distance care

Tap the power of optimism

How to know if you're just tired or chronically fatigued

What to do when your provider doesn't pay

Getting the most out of your meds

Getting some sun will help you shine as a healthy caregiver

How to end the paper pileup

Mixing beautiful nature photography with insightful words on caregiving

Don't let arthritis prohibit your loved one from enjoying favorite activities

Drinking in the effects of soda

Cook up some happiness for the holidays

While spending time caring for another, you have to find time for yourself.

Tips from the National Patient Safety Foundation

How will Daylight Savings Time affect your sleep?

Create a relaxing bedtime ritual

A lesson in surviving adversity

A resource to help you learn what foods to not eat with the meds you or your loved one are taking.

Understanding mental illness with the help of Don McLean and Vincent van Gogh

Gift-giving for the Caregiver

Four Ways to Wash Stress Away

Help your loved one stay safe while having fun in the sun

Some thoughts to help you through the day

Wise words to get you through the day

The art of setting boundaries

7 steps to better communication

8 Steps to Mental Resilience

If you can laugh at yourself, you'll be smiling all day

The basics about Lyme Disease

How to get more done in less time

Household help for the holidays

A timely tool that can help you get organized—and help you find time for yourself

Finding prescription-related financial assistance

Simple ideas for bathtime safety

News about staying in touch at the hospital

Shake off that early-morning brain fog

Finding financial assistance for caregivers and care recipients

Check out these insights from American Diabetes Association spokesman John B. Buse, MD, PhD, CDE.

...Or, Words of Wisdom from Man's Best Friend

Power of the pen

Dealing with the emotional roller-coaster powered by the 24/7 nature of caregiving

Helping a person get a job after months—or years—of recovery from a disability

What you need to consider when determining who will help with wills, trusts, health insurance and more

How to have your assets efficiently managed for your surviving spouse.

The power of working with flowers can be therapeutic for caregiver and loved one alike.

How song soothes those in need of care

When should you go from a private or company policy to Medicare? What should you consider?

Thoughts to help you or your loved one get help fast

Tips on what to say—and what not to say—from the Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance

Telling my husband that his caregiving services were no longer needed was a delicate matter, but it had to be done.

Should you hold on to your insurance? Dump it? Get more? Find out here.

What you need to know about this essential element of family financial planning

How to Survive a Natural Disaster

Ways to ease our loved ones' anguish.