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...they face doing it, the National Family Caregiver Association proclaimed November National Family Caregivers Month in 1994. Caregiver Challenges: Balancing Work and Caregiving Most family caregivers are working full-time and...

...comfort that caregivers need to cope. What Type of Caregiver Support Can Help Caretakers? Studies show that caregivers frequently report extreme emotional distress related to their caretaking duties. The stress...

...Emotional support coaches or therapists can treat such symptoms and help caregivers come up with a plan to help. Find a community of other caregivers Another way to get support...

...brings together vets, their caregivers, and their loved ones with others in their community. They can share inspiring stories, tips, and advice. Support for Caregivers Military caregivers have been charged...

...own emotional health. The resulting caregiver loneliness and social isolation take a serious emotional toll and can even lead to caregiver burnout. According to the National Family Caregivers Association, 91...

...in particular. According to the Family Caregiver Alliance (FCA), caregivers can experience a 15 percent decrease in the antibody responses that fight off common colds. Another aspect of caregiving that...

...can send different caregivers at different times, but agencies also provide 24-7 backup if the regular caregiver is unable to show up — something an independent caregiver usually cannot guarantee....

If you’re a senior who lives independently, privacy issues can easily arise with your caregiver, even if your caregiver is your own child. This is especially true if you have...

As the American population ages, the number of family caregivers increases, too. That means taking care of your loved ones and yourself. One significant health impact for caregivers is –...

Today’s caregivers can tap into a network of caregiver support resources to help them handle stress. From social media to blogs that feature current and former caregivers, there’s a wealth...