by Doug Jones | Mar 31, 2021 | Articles, Tips for Family Caregivers
If You’re Burnt Out – We’ve Got a Problem! In many cases there is one family member who is the primary caregiver for their declining parent. If that is you and something happens to you then we’ve got a caregiver problem! Or to be more exact, you... 
by Doug Jones | Mar 20, 2021 | Caregiver Questions, Tips for Family Caregivers
The Power of a Good Story! Have you ever sat to think about your legacy? What do you want to be known for after you pass on? What life lesson do you want to pass along to those you leave behind? Sometimes just “telling” factual information has an effect – but... 
by Doug Jones | Mar 17, 2021 | Caregiver Questions, Tips for Family Caregivers
Home vs. Family vs. Facility Care. I’m kicking this post off with a loaded question – if you become incapacitated to the point where you can no longer care for yourself, what type of care do you want and who do you want to provide it? The primary choices are:... 
by Doug Jones | Mar 11, 2021 | Family Care, Siblings, Tips for Family Caregivers
Pulling it together for Mom. Over the years I’ve worked with many families who were trying to work together to get the best result for their declining parent. Sometimes this can be a difficult task. Families generally love each other and especially love their... 
by Doug Jones | Mar 9, 2021 | Articles, Tips for Family Caregivers
Things to think about Before Dad Moves In! Sometimes “burning the bridges” is a great idea. When it comes to implementing a needed idea on which you have been endlessly procrastinating, burning the bridges (where you leave yourself no option other than... 
by Doug Jones | Mar 3, 2021 | Articles, Tips for Family Caregivers
When the Whole Family Enjoys the Process! Recently one of our community members admonished Parents and Grandparents to just tell their family members that they need help with a specific task. The writer went on to say that “It won’t strain them and makes them feel... 