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“What’s the difference between dementia and Alzheimer’s disease?”
I like to think I have a way with words, but boy…
"I think it is safe to say that at one point or another, all family caregivers are reluctant caregivers. "
If you are 45 years and older and a woman, you are likely caring for an aging parent or spouse
Taking a break is important for caregivers
Taking a break is really important for caregivers
Mr. Jones is an 83-year-old widower living in his own home. When…
“I feel like I’m the parent now and my mother is the…
It’s that time again – summer holidays – and for Carly and…
Stroke is the leading cause of long-term disability in Canada, with 6,500…
It takes a very difficult topic to digest and breaks it down into bite-size pieces. The story is based on the author's mother's life...
Long distance clients often remark on how surprised they are to see the physical, cognitive and emotional decline of their aging loved one
Before you run off and start looking for any important documents in those dusty filing cabinets, take a step back and take stock...
It's not a matter of IF your family will need access to your personal, medical, legal and financial information; it's a matter of WHEN
No advanced care planning, no way anyone can ensure your health care decisions are known and acted upon if you aren't able to communicate
Family meetings with adult siblings are a useful tool when making key decisions in the care of aging parents or relatives
The Patient as Partners – Working Dialogue Group held its two-day conference in Vancouver last week
