Caregiver Support Articles Archives - Page 4 of 11

Dementia Doesn’t Have to be Devastating

Posted November 12, 2015

by Mary B. Lee, Certified Trainer, Positive Approach(TM) My journey with dementia began in 2004 when my mother was diagnosed with… Read more »

Posted October 14, 2015

by Scott Middleton, CEO, Agape Senior There is an epidemic going on in our country that is forcing families into tough care… Read more »

Posted July 16, 2013

When it comes time to hire a senior care provider for your elderly loved one, your family may feel overwhelmed… Read more »

Posted January 22, 2013

By Sheila Robinson, RN, BSN The Gospel indicates that we are called to be stewards. You might ask…what is a… Read more »

Posted May 25, 2012

by Norma Pitts Life here on earth is somewhat like a winding road leading in many new and often unexpected… Read more »

Posted May 14, 2012

by Matthew Gibson, MA In March, 1940, Dr. Harry Chambers was called to the home of eleven-year-old Timothy Scheffer. “Little… Read more »

Posted January 19, 2012

by Natalye M. Faison Au.D. In the beginning, the effects of gradual hearing loss are barely perceived. So what if… Read more »

Posted October 25, 2011

The rise in pet ownership continues. It is one of the fasting growing industries in the USA. All of us… Read more »

Posted October 7, 2011

by Debra Busacco, PhD Considerations for patients who have hearing and vision problems. As many as 1 in 5 people… Read more »

Posted September 20, 2011

By Rev. Mark L. Barden Grace is a word often heard in the context of Chrisitianity. Yet, its deepest meaning… Read more »