As a caregiver, making choices for your loved one could be a daily occurrence. But Janice Baldon-Gutter, instructor of higher education and caregiver, gives an important reminder to show......respect. “Treat everyone as respected adults...not children,” she says. “You may now be … [Read more...] about Remember this when caring for a loved one
Caregiver Solutions
Are you a new caregiver? Here’s the first thing you should do
Evelyn Hunter, facilitator for the Floyd Memorial caregiver support group, and Terry Graham, registered nurse at Helping Hands Companion Services, give the top recommendations to consider when stepping into a caregiver role.Step 1: Find ResourcesEducate yourself on the resources … [Read more...] about Are you a new caregiver? Here’s the first thing you should do
Need help planning your health care for the future? Don’t miss this event!
If talking about living wills, health care surrogates and other planning documents leaves you overwhelmed, you can find help at this community event hosted by Hosparus.In partnership with the Global Human Project, Hosparus invites the Louisville community to join Americans across … [Read more...] about Need help planning your health care for the future? Don’t miss this event!
Pick Up the Spring Issue Now!
The spring issue of Today’s Transitions is now available, on stands and online!Here’s a sampling of what you’ll find inside:How to grow a garden — anywhereHow to live a more simple, clutter-free lifestyle5 first steps a new caregiver should takeA new location chart with our … [Read more...] about Pick Up the Spring Issue Now!
Don’t fall into these 3 caregiving misconceptions
By Lisa M. Petsche Caring for a chronically ill or frail senior relative can offer many rewards, but it also involves physical, psychological, and emotional demands. Stress can be further compounded by certain thoughts and belief systems. Read on for 3 common misconceptions and … [Read more...] about Don’t fall into these 3 caregiving misconceptions