Dealing with Consent Issues: A Caregiver’s Guide for Dementia Care
Taking care of someone with dementia is challenging in so many ways. As the condition progresses, it often becomes harder for the person to make decisions…
Caregiver ethics
What Ethical Dilemmas Do Dementia Caregivers Face?
Caring for someone with dementia is one of the most rewarding yet challenging roles you can take on. As a caregiver, you’re not just helping someone…
Easy Guide to Starting Your Own Caregiver Support Group
Being a caregiver can be one of the most challenging and rewarding experiences. But as someone who has walked the path of caregiving, you know it…
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…
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…