My guest today is Cynthia Hayes, author of "The Big Ordeal: Understanding and Managing the Psychological Turmoil of Cancer"

Having a conversation about finances with our aging parents can be challenging, but it doesn’t always have to be. However, it’s important...

They share all the good, challenging, hard, humorous, and confessional moments on their podcast, Confessions of a Reluctant Caregiver.

She is an award-winning writer, and her book, "Working Daughter: A Guide for Caring for Your Aging Parents While Earning a Living," was name

How do we avoid miscommunication and medication errors during transitions of care? Implementation of clear communication practices and...

This holistic approach helps caregivers gain more confidence, energy, control, and wellness in their everyday lives.

Family caregivers often assist their loved ones with a variety of activities of daily living, such as dressing, bathing, meal preparation...

Trelawear (Trela is Alert spelled backwards) began as a passion project aimed at solving an issue that hit close to home when my mom...

Finding freedom, redemption, and revealing all of those things that we typically don’t share with others in our caregiving- that is the...

Primary Record is a safe and secure way to organize, discuss and easily share your health information with those who matter.

Strength in the Struggle: A Young Caregiver's Story

Dr. Brittany Lamb, a board-certified emergency medicine physician, dementia family educator, and advocate.

How we navigate conflict and communication with our siblings and family members can play a role in how we care for our loved ones.

There can be a communication and engagement gap between the majority of the population and older adults, people with disabilities, and ...

What do we do when we learn our loved one has a new diagnosis of dementia? What questions do we ask? Where do we go to learn how to support

How do we create time to care for ourselves while we are juggling all of our caregiving responsibilities?

Patti LaFleur is the former care partner for her Mom, Linda, who had mixed dementia. She cared for her Mom for three years. These two...

How do we support caregivers in all of their caring responsibilities? It’s essential that we solve real problems for our family caregivers.

Currently, there are about 40 million working caregivers in the United States. What does this mean? In America, $68 trillion a year is...

Did you know that 70% of the world's aging population lives in economically developing countries?