Tag archive for ‘Caregivers’
The Caregiving Words we use Matter
This blog by Tender Loving Eldercare reminds us that the words we choose to say can make a powerful difference. Words are a direct reflection of our thoughts.
How to Create a Elder Care Support Network to Reduce Stress
Caring for an elderly loved one can be emotionally and physically draining. Here in a very helpful list from Inside Elder Care of steps to take to develop a strong support network.
Do you have Patience with your Aging Parents ?
We live and work in a very fast paced society but we must remember to gear down in order to spend quality time in our elderly parents’ world. This article from Tender Loving Eldercare.
Helpful Tips for Caregivers
Here is a very useful list of 10 tips of advise for caregivers by Gail Samatha who is a specialist in elder care planning. This article from Wicked Local.
Caregiver Qualities Influence Client Behavior
A Patient with Alzheimer’s will respond to your mood, voice tone and body language. Discover more helpful therapy methods in this article from Suite 101.Â
Caregivers Monitor Elderly Christmas Shopping
Elderly people with some form of dementia or memory loss may lose money during the Holiday Season from gimmicks and sales. This article from Suite 101 lists places a senior person is likely to overspend.
Contests for Caregivers during National Caregivers Month - November 2009
November 2009 National Caregivers Month is a time to recognise and show our appreciation for family caregivers. This article from Tender Loving Eldercare informs us of what we can do to shine the spotlight on these special giving people.
Caregiving During a Season of Cheer
Caregivers have high demands on their time and emotions. Here is a very helpful article from My Care Community that outlines how to balance the holiday season.
Caring for Caregivers: Designing Environments for Recruitment and Retention
Caregiver work environments need to be designed to sustain the mind. This article from Healthcare Design teaches us how this can be achieved through creating areas that will sustain the energy, spirit and productivity of facility staff.
10 Steps to Less Stressful Caretaking
Caring for an elderly loved one can be very tiring and stressful. It is imperative that caregivers take care of themselves by looking after their own mental and physical health so to avoid burnout or illness. Here are 10 ways for caretakers to follow to remain well from Elder Law Answers.
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