Caregiving burnout is experienced by caregivers who become physically exhausted by the tasks, role, and responsibilities of being a caregiver. Behaviors and patterns of loved ones trigger negative reactions by the caregiver that result in emotional exhaustion that I... Read more
By Pamela D. Wilson, MS, BS/BA, NCG, CSA A common question asked in caregiving support groups is how to let go of caregiving anger and resentment. Most caregivers hesitate to admit feeling anger and resentment about caregiving. When life changes, the idea of how to... Read more
Better caregiving support delivers better than average care. Caregivers work long hours, caring for their family, caregiving for an aging parent, spouse or another family member. One day runs into the next. Care receivers rely on help from family and others. Many... Read more
While caregivers would not choose a different path, secrets to achieving caregiving bliss can be elusive. Caregiving and bliss are not words generally associated with each other. Anxiety, frustration, and feelings of overwhelm are the feelings that caregivers express... Read more
If you are a caregiver, caring for me never happens. Caregivers are martyrs. They place others needs above their own. Healthcare professionals who are caregivers have a greater challenge. They caregive at work, care for children at home, and care for aging parents.... Read more
By Pamela D. Wilson, MS, BS/BA, NCG, CSAAlzheimer’s and dementia are concerning diagnoses that present opportunities for prevention at all ages for even older adults in their 90’s who do not have a diagnosis. Our brain and systems of the body work together like a... Read more
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