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.

These little cards can bring dignity to your loved one. If you would like some, email your mailing address to me at LindaBurhans@aol.com and I would be glad to send you some.

Caregiving is a tough road. Caregivers need to take time for themselves or they will experience burnout. Taking time for yourself is not selfish - it is necessary. When you take time for yourself, you are a better caregiver.

Hydration is important for everyone, especially seniors. Tips to help.

Taking a little break and going out into nature can make a big difference in your day.

Signs to look for when your loved one might be changing and may need your help and guidance.

Caregiver support groups are a great way to connect and share your experiences with people in similar circumstances. Taking time to meet your own needs while caring for a loved one may seem selfish or self-indulgent, but it is necessary for the ongoing health and...

Protect your loved one in case of emergency when you run to the store.

Create a Emergency Care Plan for your loved one just in case you can't be there. God forbid something happen to you. Take the time to write down all the details that need to be noted for your loved one. Doctors names, prescriptions, what the routine is for your loved...

Find a little laughter in the care giving experience and share it! We know it's not easy being a caregiver. It has its ups and downs. Some days you cry and other days you laugh, yes laugh. In this video Linda gives an example on how you can find humor in the journey...