Category Caregivers Blog
Helping Children Cope with Family Illness
When an illness occurs in a family, everyone is affected, even the youngest members. Children react to the stresses of... Read More
Three Creative Ways to Remember Loved Ones at the Holidays
Recent or not, the loss of a loved one may feel more pronounced during the holiday season. Many counseling clients and... Read More
What NOT To Say To A Veteran
The events that occurred during a Veteran’s military experience can leave a lasting impact. WWII Veterans, for instance, were exposed... Read More
In a Crisis, Spiritual Resilience Can Pull Us Through
This year’s theme for Pastoral Care Week is “spiritual resilience.” What does it mean to be spiritually resilient? How can... Read More
Four Free Apps to Reduce Stress
The stress of caring for a loved one—on top of many other responsibilities—can quickly lead to burnout. You may start... Read More
Paying for End-of-Life Care
How to pay for the rising costs of health care? Concerns over these costs are shared not only by... Read More
Practicing Mindfulness to Relieve Stress
Mindfulness is a special way of paying attention that can help you better cope with life’s stresses. Whether you’re dealing... Read More
Alzheimer’s Disease and Dementia: Tips for Effective Communication
June is Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month. Communication can be one of the greatest barriers for those whose loved ones are... Read More
Honoring Veterans at the End of Life
Americans across the country celebrate Memorial Day on May 30, a special day to honor the men and women who... Read More