Thumbs Up to Spanish-American Chef Jose Andres and his World Central Kitchen for their incredible humanitarian efforts that are helping to feed the war-torn people of Gaza. With famine imminent, Andres’ team has built more than 60 pop-up kitchens in Gaza and distributed more 34 million meals to
Let’s Talk About Aging Parents: A Real-Life Guide to Solving Problems with 27 Essential Conversations By Laura Tamblyn Watts Should my mom move into a retirement home? Does my dad have dementia? And how on earth can I get my stepmom to give up her car keys? Worries like these can plague people with older […]
Finding others who’re willing to share Whether it’s a new job, a new vehicle, or a new recipe, one of the best ways to learn about something new is by asking someone who has tried it. The same is true for caregiving. Those who’ve ‘been there and done that’ are often happy to share insights, […]
Ask every evening Our minds are the busiest place in the universe, let’s look at ways to explore ourselves and our fast-moving thoughts. Ask what am I really worried about?—using the word “really” is strategic, we often shield one worry with another. What am I presently sad about?—It’s not fragile to ask this of yourself and […]
In a series of three new interviews for the Caregivers Club, Solutions contributor, Mary Bart, shares insight into pet care, home maintenance and ongoing vehicle management for caregivers. Along with these, and other videos, the Caregivers Club offers a variety of complimentary articles, expert advice and resources designed to support, connect, and educate family
Fatal to Fearless:12 Steps to Beating Cancer in a Broken Medical System By Kathy Giusti An empowering, soul-baring personal account and guide from a two-time cancer survivor and healthcare disrupter that shows anyone how to deal with a frightening medical diagnosis with the knowledge necessary to take ownership of personal wellbeing and maximize the chances […]
How to avoid leaks and accidents Somethings we can prevent, some we can’t. Continence management may not be something fully controllable for your loved one, but here are some tips to help you, and them, manage: • Drink fluids. Dehydration can actually cause bladder irritation and constipation. • High fibre eating helps. Serve foods like […]
Parkinson’s disease is a disorder of the brain. It is a complex condition associated with mood and cognitive changes as well as motor symptoms. Approximately 50% of people with Parkinson’s will experience some form of cognitive impairment. The purpose of this help sheet is to provide a general overview of cognitive changes in Parkinson’s and […]
Finding a financial advisor Managing investments can be difficult and people many look to financial advisors to guide them. But how do you choose the right financial advisor? You can look for registered financial advisors in your area, they often work out of banks or credit unions. To get a feel of if a financial […]
Clear lens exchange Surgical procedures come with a certain level of risk, and it’s vital to evaluate the benefits against the risks before deciding to undergo any procedure. When an ophthalmologist decides to perform surgery in the presence of a disease or pathology, they consider the level of risk against the expected benefits. However, the […]