#caregiving

#caregiving

Mindfulness helps caregivers travel the caregiving journey with intention, recognizing its unique challenges and avoiding burnout by maintaining a grounded sense of self.

The first session, "Seven Questions About Transitions That Worry Caregivers," will be presented by Barry J. Jacobs, PsyD and Julia L. Mayer, PsyD, focusing on common caregiver concerns.

The moment a child steps into the next stage of independence often coincides with a subtle but significant shift in a parent's sense of identity and purpose.

After living together for a year, my boyfriend broke up with me, leaving me devastated and feeling stuck in a job that didn't excite me.

Feldman saw a gap in the market for a chair that performs better than any other lift chair-and looks good while doing it.

If you're looking to tap into a new source of income that doesn't involve the stress of navigating new computer programs, here are a few ideas to consider.

Caregiving represents an unseen but critical component of the economy, facing a crisis that demands attention and innovative solutions.

After years of nurturing a close connection, a woman grapples with feelings of exclusion upon realizing a friend omitted her from personal acknowledgments on social media.

When one partner becomes a caregiver to the other, the erotic charge between them is very likely to be reduced.

The demands of caregiving require not only compassion and persistence, but also a strong foundation of self-care amidst feelings of isolation and despair.

Improv requires performers to pay close attention to each other and be open to continual discovery. A similar external focus and curiosity can help those caring for people with dementia avoid burnout and remain more patient and connected.

"This morning, you likely heard the heartbreaking news for my friend @sheinelle_o and her family. The love of her life, her partner, the father of her kids, Uche Ojeh, lost his battle with brain cancer."

To make your mother’s doctor visit more appealing, consider framing it around her interests, like discussing knee pain or skincare, which may encourage her.

The more hands interact with it, the more the sculpture's patina will shift-and that's on purpose.

In one of the letters, Hackman joked about his declining memory, humorously noting, "I'm going down to that building out past the hot water place... maybe I'll remember once I get down there."

Arakawa was seen purchasing groceries before her untimely death due to hantavirus, raising questions about her health and caregiving role for her husband, Gene Hackman.

In 2025, getting by remains a struggle for many caregivers, even on $16 an hour. Home care workers, who are mostly women and people of color, often lack health insurance.