It is common to struggle with patience with your elderly parent in difficult times. The aging process can be stressful for everyone. We are here to offer comfort and solutions for those struggling with patience as they care for their loved one.
No matter how much you care for your loved one, the feeling of guilt is common. The burden of guilt will only make your job that much harder. Let’s unpack some sources of caregiver guilt and ways to overcome them.
The experiences of caregiver burnout and stress are normal and should be expected. And while it is expected that some life changes will need to happen, it is important that you still maintain a baseline of self-care.
At Beverly’s Daughter we believe families who are acting as caretakers deserve a guilt-free vacation, in fact, it could be crucial to your caring longevity. Let us unpack a few tips on how to go on that getaway while still maintaining your excellent level of love and care.
At Beverly’s Daughter, we have a few quick tips designed to support your career while you care for your loved one.
If you have an aging parent, It’s likely that you’ve already begun to help your parents in ways you’ve never had to before. While confusing and possibly overwhelming, this process is a very common part of aging for older adults and their families.
No one is too old to get in shape research shows that, as we age, exercise can help our bodies avoid common health problems like weight gain, illness, insomnia, balance issues, and memory loss.
By keeping your loved one both physically and socially active in their communities, walking can help curb feelings of depression and isolation.
Disease prevention efforts are vital to ensuring your loved one remains happy and healthy in their home.
The kitchen can be a dangerous place for loved ones. Understanding these risks can help families better prepare their kitchens for cooking with their relatives, allowing them to engage fully and independently in this stimulating, fun-filled activity.
