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The Caring Professionals Resource Center contains a range of informative and useful articles, videos, and forms intended to support those receiving care and their loved ones, as well as caregivers, both family and professional.
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Is Caregiving Taking Over Your Life? Consider CDPAP
Sandwich generation caregivers are stressed out by caring for their children as well as older family members. It used to be that these people were in their forties. However, as increasing proportions of younger adults care of their older family members, a trend which continued throughout the pandemic, not only the number of caregivers caring […]
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It’s not you! It’s Modern Life!
Ever wonder if multiple calamities happening at once is your particular fate? Your mother is in the hospital, your son is suspended from school and your BFF is not talking to you. Why is all of this happening at once, you ask. It’s not you, says Bruce Feiler, the bestselling author of several books in […]
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Am I a Caregiver?
People caught up in the day-to-day responsibilities of directly tending to a spouse, parent, relative, or partner eventually confront this direct question. Recognizing what you are doing is often a big epiphany. I am performing so many tasks connected to my loved one’s health and wellbeing and tending to him. I am taking him to […]
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Finding the Balance: Respectful Caregiving and Decision-Making for Aging Parents
In this article, we delve into the complexities of decision-making for aging parents, exploring the delicate balance between respecting their independence and providing the necessary care and support. Navigating this transition can be challenging for both seniors and their loved ones. By understanding the importance of careful communication, empathy, and tact, families can work together […]
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What is Ambiguous Loss? And Why It Matters.
Ambiguous loss is just that, ambiguous. It is not final. It is not clear. On some levels, someone is gone but it is not for sure or necessarily complete. Examples of ambiguous loss can be a soldier who is missing in action, a person with dementia, a person with mental illness, or a person with […]
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Who can be a home care worker? Part 3. The Part-Timer
Got bills? Inflation hitting you hard? Need some extra cash in your pocket just to keep up? Working in home care may be the answer to your shortfall at the end of the month. If your current job isn’t covering your bills, read on about some options for increasing income right now. Working in home […]
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Who can be a home care worker? Part 2. The Parent
Got Child Care Responsibilities? Need to Earn, Too? Are you minding young children at home? Need to work a schedule that works with their schedule? Don’t want to pay a babysitter and the cost of transportation, too? Consider working home care. It offers flexible scheduling and you can work in your own neighborhood and not […]
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Who can be a home caregiver? Part 1. The Student
Got Tuition Bills? Want to Avoid Student Loans? You are ambitious and are enrolled in college to achieve your career goals. College costs money and living costs money too. You need to work a job to bring in some money. Work-study jobs just don’t pay enough. Consider working home care. Home care offers flexible scheduling […]
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Insights on Aging from an Expert Geriatrician
Dr. Rosanne Leipzig, MD PhD is a world-renowned expert on aging, author, and professor of geriatrics at medical schools. Her just published book Honest Aging: An Insider’s Guide to Second Half of Life offers tips to taking control of your health and wellbeing and is published by Johns Hopkins Press. Three Observations about Aging in […]
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CDPAP: More Flexible Employment than You Think
Why CDPAP Home Care Program might be just the flexible job you are looking for When you think of the word job, you think of rigid scheduling, supervision, and employer controls. There are controls on how long your break is. People and systems are watching your use of the internet at work and cameras abound. […]
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