“Having a medically complex child with mild cognitive delays has opened up a whole new world of tough parent/child conversations. (Compared to having to tell your child that they are dying sooner than the average person, talking…
“Having a medically complex child with mild cognitive delays has opened up a whole new world of tough parent/child conversations. (Compared to having to tell your child that they are dying sooner than the average person, talking…
“Caregiving is hard. There were moments when I didn’t understand her frustration or her silence, and moments when I had to learn patience the hard way. Looking back, those moments were lessons I carry with…
As we wrap up 2024, it’s a perfect moment for introspection. We deeply appreciate the insights we’ve gained from you—individuals and communities who have generously shared their experiences with advance care planning discussions. Throughout the…
Ann Allen, and The Conversation Project’s Patty Webster teamed up this month to discuss the importance of having conversations about end-of-life care and wishes, especially in the context of grief. They explored how these discussions…
November is National Veterans and Military Families Month, National Care at Home Month, and National Family Caregivers Month. Check out our new blog for ways to get involved.
For caregivers figuring out how to talk to their employers – full of tips on clear communication, FMLA, employee resource groups, and flexible work arrangements.