Done daily, these small efforts promote emotional connection and physical wellness for spouses.
My husband has always enjoyed planting a garden. Every year he tills,...
Monday night. Ryan came by for dinner and I retrieved a pizza from town. ...
Dennis Dulniak joins Island Treasures to talk about his experience caring for his wife of 47 years, Nancy.
A member of the Well Spouse Association offers insight on the spousal caregiving experience.
If you've ever felt numb through your caregiving experience, you're not alone. A common coping mechanism during periods of prolonged stress and trauma is suppressing your own feelings.
An Irish poem and some words of encouragement for the caregiver who's feeling uninspired and detached.
I have a request to all of you on the sidelines, from all of us on the frontlines: If you’re not helping day-to-day and in the thick of it, please don’t second guess our decisions after-the-fact.
Making some humorous observations about the grabber, Fern Pessin uncovers the many ways this household tool promotes independence and safety for everyone.
My heart goes out to those who are alone in providing care to a loved one, but they shouldn’t have to. That has to change.
These organization tips, from Elizabeth Miller of Happy Healthy Caregiver, can help family caregivers manage any crisis.
Male, spousal caregivers discover personal ways to find meaning and purpose in their caregiving and, in the process, challenge the stereotypes often attributed to this cohort of caregivers.