caregiver support
How to Support Caregiving From Afar
Many people live far away from their family or friends who need help. If you don’t live nearby, you can still provide support and assistance as a long-distance caregiver. From a distance, you may be able to: Find more ways you can help with caregiving from afar.
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Making End-of-Life Decisions for a Loved One
Making health care decisions for someone at the end of life can be overwhelming. It can be even more difficult if you don’t have written or verbal guidance from them. If you’re making care decisions without specific guidance, one helpful tip is to reflect on whether they have ever expressed an opinion about someone else’s
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Coping with Caregiver Burnout
Caregiver burnout is like a candle that runs out of a wick — it doesn’t have what it needs to continue to provide light. It is a state of exhaustion that can happen when caregivers selflessly dedicate their time and energy to manage the health and safety of a loved one and neglect to take
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Sign Up for Pathlights Caregiver Stress-Busting Dementia Program
Stressbusters is a program that Pathlights offers to informal caregivers or family members who are caring for someone with a diagnosis of Alzheimer’s or a related dementia or signs of significant memory loss. This is a multi-component program focusing on support, problem-solving, education, and stress management techniques. It addresses stress and the impact of long-term
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Worksheets for Caregivers
Caregiving comes with multiple responsibilities. It can sometimes be difficult to stay organized when caring for a loved one. NIA offers free worksheets that can help coordinate care and keep track of caregiving responsibilities and needs. Worksheets include: Download and print all of NIA’s caregiver worksheets.
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