The current world situation has put many at risk of having mental health issues, with the caregivers of mental disorders patients no exception. The pandemic has limited their access to the support they need in providing care for people with mental illnesses. Thus, a group of lecturers and ...
It might take a little work to create the network of support that you need, but the positive effect on your health and well-being makes it worth it in the long run. It helps to be flexible and combine help from family, friends,hired caregivers, paid services, and volunteers to get the...
Here are five ways to say “Thank You” to that special Caregiver: Gift Card Caregivers get so busy taking care of others that they often forget to take care of themselves. A simple gift card can remind them to get something just for them. Whether it be for food, coffee, or e-book...
Goyer also stresses that regardless of distance, caregivers need to take care of themselves, process their emotions and get support from other caregivers or counseling. And, don’t be afraid to ask for help. For you: The Well Adjusted newsletter:Sign upto get simple strategies to work smarter...
In 2021, around 62 percent of LGBTQ youth in the United States reported that their parents or caregivers being welcoming to their LGBTQ friends or partners made them feel supported. This statistic illustrates the most common ways LGBTQ youth in the United States felt supported by their parents or...
Primary caregivers aren’t the only ones who care about the patients they support. Children, grandchildren and other family members also want to ensure their loved ones are taken care of and that primary caregivers have as much help as they can get. Because younger family members are likely to...
When you’re exhausted and stressed, it’s easy for resentment and anger to creep in and occupy your mind. That’s whyself-care is essentialfor caregivers – it’s not a treat or indulgence. Taking time for yourself is what keeps you mentally and physically healthy. ...
Remember, it’s everyone’s responsibility to “be a loud ally right now.”– Jessica Halem at Thrive Summit 2023. Care Deeply for Our Caregivers WithMother’s Daycoming up on May 14thand Father’s Day on June 18th, take time to support all types of caregivers andthe diverse needs of ...
Self care for caregivers: remember to take care of yourself I love the attention self care is getting in social media. The #selfcare hashtag brings up over 11 million posts on… Family Gratitude and savouring time with your aging parents Have you ever said to yourself, “I just want thi...
A lot of his and his family’s time was spent dealing with hospitals, insurance providers, and caregivers. He was also mostly communicating using a stick held in his mouth, which he uses to poke at an iPad. Since receiving his brain implant from Neuralink in January, Arbaugh’s life has...