11 Things to Avoid in Your Dementia Caregiver Journey
Dementia is a challenging journey, not only for the person experiencing it but also for their caregivers. If you’re a caregiver for a family member with…
Caregiver ethics
How to Take a Pet Away From a Dementia Patient
Taking the pet away from a loved one with dementia can be challenging for a caregiver. Pets (mainly dogs) offer physical, social, and emotional support for…
Code of Ethics for Family Caregivers
Family caregiving is not a real profession. You are not an employee on the payroll. Your choice to care for an elder family member is not…
Is Caregiving a Real Job?
Yes, caregiving is as real a job as a cashier or a lawyer. An aspiring caregiver can opt for training, certification, and even college degree programs….
Wheelchair Restraint Regulations You Must Know
It is quintessential for a caregiver, nursing professional or a family member of a wheelchair user to know the latest wheelchair restraint regulations in North America. …
Is it normal to be ashamed of having Huntington’s Disease?
Should you feel ashamed for having a genetic disorder? There’s nothing to be ashamed of having been diagnosed with Huntington’s disease, but yes, I would understand…
Should I Marry Someone With Huntington’s Disease?
Picture yourself five years from now— having to take care of a person who is severely disabled, you can’t have children, you will have to pay…