Caregiving Goal Setting
By: Tiffany Cloud-Mann, M.Ed. Writing out your goals When the new year approaches, I get excited. I start thinking about the paper planner I will buy,Read more
By: Tiffany Cloud-Mann, M.Ed. Writing out your goals When the new year approaches, I get excited. I start thinking about the paper planner I will buy,Read more
By: Terri Lawson, LAPSW, Care Manager and Advocate Age-related Hearing Loss Age-related hearing loss, called Presbycusis, is common. Most of us gradually lose ourRead more
By Laurie Ray, MSW, CMSW, C-ASWCM We may forget or take for granted quality-of-life details. Many of us who are animal lovers cannot conceive of theRead more
By Jo Singer, PT, CMC Sometimes, without our realizing it, our loved one becomes unsteady doing things they’ve done safely for years. We may notRead more
By Kathy Montero, Care Manager and Advocate In part one of The 3 Things I Wish I’d Known When I Became a Caregiver series, I shared thatRead more
By Laurie Ray, MSW, CMSW, C-ASWCM This is my fourth and final blog post on touring a memory care unit. Today we will discuss dining. ToRead more
By Melissa Burton, LCSW Dear Melissa, Over the last 2 years my once independent mom’s health has spiraled out of control. She is nowRead more
By Tiffany Cloud-Mann, M. Ed. Words are so important in our business to articulate what we do and how we can help. If my wordsRead more
By Melissa Burton, LMSW “I am worried dad’s slipping. I can’t pinpoint an exact change, but he seems off his game. His driving seems moreRead more
By Tiffany Cloud-Mann, M.Ed. In times of crisis or changes in care needs, it’s very easy to get distracted from the decision at hand andRead more