Caring for an aging loved one can be as rewarding as it is challenging, especially when you're managing a full schedule. In this week's edition, we're here to help by offering practical tips to bring joy, connection, and well-being into your loved ones' lives. From engaging … [Read more...] about ARA – 2024-03 – DJF – Email – 05 | Joyful Caregiving Tips for Loved Ones
How to Know When Home Care for Aging Parents is the Right Choice
Caring for aging parents is one of the most profound acts of love and also one of the most challenging. If you’re trying to figure out if home care for aging parents is right for you, you're not alone. Balancing their needs with your own life can be overwhelming. Let’s explore a few essential … [Read more...] about How to Know When Home Care for Aging Parents is the Right Choice
How to Help with Dealing with Aging Parents’ Emotions
Dealing with aging parents’ emotions as they grow older is an adjustment. Caring for aging parents is both emotional and rewarding. Their emotions often shift in ways that can be challenging to understand. With emotions from sadness to fear, you may be unsure of how to best help them. This guide … [Read more...] about How to Help with Dealing with Aging Parents’ Emotions
Aging in Place Resources and How They Help
When caring for an aging loved one, keeping them safe and comfortable at home is a top priority. Some homes may need to make changes in order for it to be an option. Aging in place resources provide the support needed to address these challenges. There are tools like grants and local programs that … [Read more...] about Aging in Place Resources and How They Help
How to Notice the Signs Parents Need Extra Care
The signs parents need extra care might be right in front of you or may be harder to recognize. Subtle shifts like forgotten appointments, messier than normal appearances, or unexplained bruises could be signs extra care is needed. Recognizing these signs early can help make sure their well-being is … [Read more...] about How to Notice the Signs Parents Need Extra Care
