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When is the Truth a Lie?

September 1, 2016/blog/aging parents, alzheimers, care givers, communication, dementia, parent caregiving, parents, recommendations, resilience/by admin

When is the Truth a Lie? – Coping and Caring when Seniors are Cognitively Impaired, by Andrea Leavitt A few […]

Homework (Heartwork) for Us All

August 25, 2016/blog/aging, aging parents, care givers, care manager, recommendations, resilience/by admin

Homework (Heartwork) for Us All: Building Resilience – Caroline Dawson From the perspective of standing at my kitchen stove, I […]

What is Reminiscence Therapy?

June 22, 2016/blog/alzheimers, care givers, communication, dementia, parent caregiving, poetry, reminiscing/by admin

What is Reminiscence Therapy? – Caroline Dawson Family members often ask: “What should I talk to my loved one about?” […]

Permission Slips: Part Two

June 2, 2016/Uncategorized/aging parents, care givers, care manager, communication, recommendations, resilience/by admin

Permission Slips: Part Two – Caroline Dawson This is part two in a series called “Permission Slips”. If you missed […]

Tips for Successfully Hiring an in Home Care Company

May 19, 2016/blog/aging, aging in place, aging parents, care givers, healthcare decisions, home care, parent caregiving/by admin/1 Comment

Tips for Successfully Hiring an in Home Care Company – Dana Lambert Making the decision to hire a company to […]

Strange Behaviors and Sudden Mood Changes

May 11, 2016/blog/aging, aging parents, assessments, behavior, care givers, care manager, mood, recommendations/by admin

What is at the source of sudden mood changes or strange behaviors? – Caroline Dawson Behavior is a form of […]

Finding a Common Language through Poetry

March 23, 2016/Uncategorized/aging, care givers, communication, dementia, parent caregiving, poetry, reminiscing, senior care/by admin

Finding a Common Language through Poetry – Caroline Dawson As a young child, standing in my grandmother’s kitchen, I recall […]

4 Ways to Engage when “I’ve had enough.”

February 23, 2016/Uncategorized/care givers, care managers, end of life, purpose and meaning, reminiscing/by admin

Maintaining the will to live when you are advanced in age and are dealing with mental, physical, financial, or motivational […]