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 – Best Way To Use A Cane
Adaptive Equipment & Caregiving Corner provides viewers a place to learn about tips and types of adaptive equipment to help maintain safety and function in the home. Visit https://www.aecorner.com for more helpful caregiver tips and free resources!✌️❤️Christina...
Helping Seniors Keep A Daily Routine They Can Do On their Own
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It’s Tuesday – 5 Tips For Caregivers
Five tips for Caregivers1. Stop the power struggle.2. Increase cooperation.3. Reduce the need for your loved one to make decisions.4. Improve your sleep.5. Build time in each day to just enjoy. Visit Our Sponsor Arden Courts, where all they do is memory...
Taking Advantage Of Alexa
Taking advantage of Alexa can be very beneficial to you and your loved one. Visit Our Sponsor Arden Courts, where all they do is memory care.https://www.arden-courts.org/
The Best Way To Use A Shower Bench
In this video my friend Cindy at AE Corner shows you the best way to use a shower bench. Visit Our Sponsor Arden Courts, where all they do is memory care.https://www.arden-courts.com
Being Patient with your Dementia Loved One
Love and patience allow caregivers to calm an agitated parent, reassure an anxious one, or redirect one who is confused. Given the wide swings in mood and behavior that can be caused by any type of dementia, including Alzheimer's Disease, love and patience are good...
Dealing With Money And Dementia Patients
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Preparing Others To Step In And Take Care Of Your Loved One
Preparing others to step in and take care of your loved one is a vital step in caregiving. What happens to your loved one if something happens to you? Something as simple as telling another person how your loved one likes their meal prepared or how high the volume on...
Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers – How To Avoid Caregiver Burnout
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Tuesday’s Tip for Caregivers – Dealing With Delusions
For some people living with dementia or parkinsons, their brain misinterprets the information from their senses. This can lead to them holding false beliefs and delusions about the world around them. These false beliefs or ‘different realities’ can be very distressing...