Archive for April 2018
5 Final Years Conversations to Begin Now
Who wants to think about a time without their loved ones? It’s a very sad topic, which makes it easy to avoid. And yet, at an individual level, people do want to talk about their end of life. Get started with these five conversations.
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Read MoreHow to strengthen your core muscles (in 3 minutes) – PhysEd for Caregivers
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How to strengthen your core upper, mid- and lower muscles throughout our body and why that is important. The good news? It just takes three minutes to learn!… Read More
Read MoreEnd-of-Life Stories from Professional CAREGivers
Professional Home Instead® CAREGiversSM share some of the moving experiences they’ve had caring for individuals at the end of life and ways they were able to bring comfort to both the client and family members during the final days.
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Read MoreEnterprising Businessman Navigates Life with Dementia
More at… http://thecaregiversvoice.com/voices-with-dementia/enterprising-businessman-navigates-life-with-dementia/ New Zealand-based husband and father of four inherits his father’s younger-onset Alzheimer’s. ENTERPRISING While participants at the Dementia New Zealand – Hawke’s Bay [Adult] Day Programme prepare to have their Thursday-morning tea, Alister Robertson steps into another room for a Zoom v… Read More
Read MoreIn 30 Minutes Guides for Busy Caregivers
More at… http://thecaregiversvoice.com/tcv-review/in-30-minutes-guides-for-busy-caregivers/ The Caregiver’s Voice reviews four books from the In 30 Minutes series for caregivers who want to take the first or next step into Genealogy, Crowdfunding, LinkedIn, or Google Drive and Docs. Genealogy Basics Are you a family caregiver who wants to trace your ancestry? Genealogy Basics In 30 … Read More
Read MoreLong miles, lonely roads: In rural Texas, dying at home means little is easy
More at… http://thecaregiverspace.org/long-miles-lonely-roads-in-rural-texas-dying-at-home-means-little-is-easy/ HASKELL COUNTY, Texas – To get to the house where Shawn Jordan wants to die, you drive a hypnotic road along miles of furrowed cotton fields, gnarly mesquite trees, low-to-the-ground cactus, and cattle perpetually in search of food. This iconic land of open spaces and oil pumps, where the Panh… Read More
Read MoreAlzheimer's & Art Therapy
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Dementias such as Alzheimer’s present a unique opportunity for therapy through the arts. As people descend into Alzheimer’s, there is often a heightened sense of creativity and expression through…… Read More
Read MoreFuneral or Celebration? How Services Have Changed
Funeral services used to be relatively standard affairs. Casket, officiant, prayers and burial. Nowadays? Gone are the rules, according to Dignity Memorial® representatives.
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