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The legacy letter: How seniors can leave heirs a gift to cherish
by Katie Wright | Dec 21, 2021 | Family caregiving, leaving a legacy
Do you like to give advice? Or tell stories?
Leaving a legacy: A simple approach for older adults
by Katie Wright | Dec 14, 2021 | Family caregiving
As I write, we’re nearing the winter solstice and the end of the year.
Forgiveness: A caregiver’s hidden strength
by Katie Wright | Dec 07, 2021 | Family caregiving
Caregiving is difficult.
How practicing self-compassion improves caregiver health
by Katie Wright | Nov 23, 2021 | Family caregiving, Paid caregiving, caregiver stress
This blog is about a topic that fascinates me – self-compassion. It’s a topic that very much...
Combatting digital ageism: How we can help seniors adapt
by Megan Marolf | Sep 30, 2021 | smart technology for seniors, Family caregiving, ageism
We’ve all chuckled at the giant font our parents use on their phones (even if we use it too), or...
3 Ways to set up your caregiving relationship for success
by Megan Marolf | Sep 21, 2021 | senior health, Family caregiving, Paid caregiving
The relationship between a caregiver and a senior can be one of the most important in that person’s...
How caregivers can help prevent hospital delirium
by Katie Wright | Sep 15, 2021 | family support, Family caregiving, dementia support
I recently learned about hospital delirium when my 92-year-old friend suffered it. Her condition...
Coping with loss: How anticipatory grief affects caregiver well-being
by Katie Wright | Sep 06, 2021 | family support, Family caregiving, dealing with grief
The topic is loss. If you’re a caregiver you’re familiar with loss because you’re dealing with a...
Easy walks in the Bellevue area for seniors and their caregivers
by Megan Marolf | Sep 01, 2021 | Family caregiving, activities for seniors
We’ve still got some summer and some beautiful weather left, which means there’s still time to get...