How to Avoid Feelings of Guilt When Taking a Respite Care Break
If you’re feeling guilty over using respite care or wanting to, here are five tips for leaving that guilt behind.
Mindfulness & Self-Care Tips for Family Caregivers
At HomeChoice Home Care Solutions, we’ve met and assisted hundreds of family caregivers over the past 15+ years. We understand how important mindfulness and self-care are for these special people, and we’d love to share these five tips to help you be your best for yourself and your family.
Caregiver Health: Depression and Caregiving
The responsibilities of a caregiver may take a serious toll on their health, even contributing to depression at times. See what you can do to deal with it.
How to Create Dementia-Friendly Holidays & Celebrations
Having helped many families with loved ones suffering from dementia, we’re happy to provide you with these tips on how you can create dementia-friendly holidays and celebrations for you, your family, and your loved ones.
How to Be a Co-Caregiver With a Sibling
Here are five tips to being a successful co-caregiver and making it a positive experience for everyone involved!
5 Signs of Depression in Seniors with Cognitive Impairment
If you have a senior loved one with cognitive impairment, identifying the signs of depression is important. These are five of the most common signs you should be looking for.
How to Show Your Appreciation During National Senior Citizens Day
August 21st, 2022 is National Senior Citizens Day, making it the perfect time to show that special senior in your life just how much they mean to you.
Navigating Family Dynamics in Dementia Care
Every family has its unique dynamics. When a family member is diagnosed with dementia, a family’s relationships and roles with one another usually begin to shift. Navigating these changing family dynamics can bring a family closer or drive them farther apart.
4 Ways to Alleviate Senior Loneliness and Isolation
Many senior adults sadly face the twin risks of loneliness and isolation as they age. See how you can help your loved one stay social!
How to Keep a Senior’s Mind Active and Healthy
Here are several proven ways to help prevent cognitive decline or, at the very least, slow its progression. As a family caregiver, these brain-training tips may hold the key to preserving your senior’s cognitive health for many years to come.