After facilitating more than 1500 support groups and workshops, I know that caregivers do not have a lot of time. That is why I decided to do “Tuesday’s Tips for Caregivers.”
Here you can find a 1-4 minute tip that I believe will inspire and assist you on your journey.
CAREGIVERS, YOU ARE NOT ALONE!
Weekly Caregiver Tips Intro
Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers – Soothing Music
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Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers – Buckets Of Stress
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The Power of the Magic Card – Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers
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Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers – Look At Your Loved One
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Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers – When Is It Time to Stop Driving
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Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers – Using Compassionate Fibbing
Compassionate fibbing is a creative communication technique you can use when someone with short-term memory loss is disoriented, anxious or upset. It’s not lying, but a way to step into their reality and spare them unnecessary distress or anxiety.
Creating A Support Group If You Can’t Find One – Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers
Life doesn't normally prepare us to become a loved one's caregiver. When it happens it's usually sudden – diagnosis of an illness, age related frailty, dementia – and life suddenly is anything but normal. Find a Support Group and if you can't find one create one....
Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers – Limited Mobility Activities
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Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers – Does & Don’ts for Dementia
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How The Setting Sun Can Effect Someone With Dementia – Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers
Holidays and Dementia It’s that time of year when we begin a variety of social functions; from Thanksgiving to New Year’s as holiday season can be quite active. Caring for a loved one who has dementia can make these times extremely rough.