Caregiving Blog: The Duty to Caregive; How to Manage Caregiver Burnout When You Hate What Caregiving is Doing to Your Life
Caregivers accept the duty to caregive without realizing how quickly life changes. The question of “how to manage caregiver burnout” when you hate what caregiving is doing to your life is commonly asked by caregivers for aging parents, spouses, and other family... Read moreBack to Life After a Heart Crises
Interview with Dr. Mark Wallack, Vice Chair of the Department of General Surgery, New York Medical College (podcast 8:27 playing time) Click the Play button below to listen: Return to Caregiver Burden & Guilt Category Return to All Category... Read moreIdentifying Self Abuse and Neglect
Interview with Dr. Michael Tompkins, Psychologist, University of California Berkley(podcast 12:31 playing time)Click the Play button below to listen: Return to Caregiver Burden and Guilt CategoryReturn to All Category Page Subscribers Click Below to Login Click... Read moreCaregiving Blog: Roles and Responsibilities
Uncertainty about roles and responsibilities are concerns of family caregivers. These concerns include 1:1 care, emotional and social support, and care monitoring, coordination, and advocacy. Physical stress, worry, and emotional overwhelm are shared caregiver... Read moreThe Politics of Caregiving: How to Avoid Creating Enemies
By Pamela D. Wilson, CSA, MS, BS/BA, CGPolitics and politicians—why can’t we do without them? Especially during period of election when the media spins stories and it’s difficult to know who to trust versus who not to trust. Caregiving situations where multiple... Read moreListen to Podcasts of The Caring Generation Radio Program
