For many of us, the first real sign of hope we encounter on any given day is not a dove or a light in the darkness. It’s that first cup of coffee. Honestly, how could anyone improve on that? As …
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Care is cyclical. It’s no secret. Our parents care for us. We end up caring for our parents. Why should the cycle of care end there? Sure, we may have our own children that we now care for. But what …
...The true test of the holiday season is whether you manage to free yourself of the hustle and bustle. If you are caring for an elder, the definitive failure is to allow your loved one to fall victim to that …
...Most holidays should include a reminder that goodwill towards mankind should not be restricted to a single day. Take Veteran’s Day for example. It may have passed already but there are certainly numerous ways to aid and assist the veterans …
...As advocates for individuals with special needs, our work doesn’t just begin when loved ones approach us. Well before those appointments are made, our daily social media intake alone is geared toward absorbing the most up-to-date solutions to our potential …
...Our role in elder care depends a lot on where your loved one is in the aging process. The first major distinction would be whether or not he or she can still be cared for at home. If our assessment …
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America still has a long way to go when it comes to mental health awareness. No other medical issue carries the stigma that mental illness still bears. Sadly enough, the tragedy of suicide has been the catalyst for many of …
...For those of us in the business of care management, we are not merely interested in customers. We are always seeking allies. A doctor may hold the ultimate license to look after our health but looking after each other is …
...“I keep a close watch on this heart of mine/ I keep my eyes wide open all the time.” Those are the opening lines of the song ‘I Walk The Line’ by Johnny Cash. They also might as well be …
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