SEASONAL AFFECTIVE DISORDER: SIGNS AND SOLUTIONS
By Mary Frugoli, the Caregiver Homes Branch Manager for the South Shore area in Mass.
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A Caregiving Success Story – Lisa and Her Father
Read more: A Caregiving Success Story – Lisa and Her FatherNitza Diaz is an Intake Coordinator at the Caregiver Homes branch office in Worcester, Mass.
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HEALTH BENEFITS OF BEING GRATEFUL
Read more: HEALTH BENEFITS OF BEING GRATEFULBy Rene Snook, Clinical Director of Operations in Massachusetts. Despite challenging and difficult situations surrounding caregivers and consumers participating in Structured Family Caregiving, some of them seem to always appear joyful. On the surface it would appear that they would not have many reasons for this joy. Individuals needing full time care such…
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CAREGIVING 101- UNDERSTANDING ADVANCE DIRECTIVES
Read more: CAREGIVING 101- UNDERSTANDING ADVANCE DIRECTIVESBy Diana Holmes, the Caregiver Homes Branch Manager for the Attleboro/Taunton area in Mass, and Shannon Bettencourt, the Caregiver Homes Care Manager for the Attleboro Branch in Mass.
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Caregivers Need Support Too – Tips For Friends and Family of Caregivers
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CAREGIVING STRESS- A SOCIAL WORKER & REGISTERED NURSE’S PERSPECTIVE
Read more: CAREGIVING STRESS- A SOCIAL WORKER & REGISTERED NURSE’S PERSPECTIVEDiana Holmes is the Caregiver Homes Branch Manager and Rene Snook is a Registered Nurse for the Attleboro/Taunton area in Mass.
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In-Home Alzheimer Care: Tips for Keeping Your Loved Ones Comfortable
Read more: In-Home Alzheimer Care: Tips for Keeping Your Loved Ones ComfortableBy Saran Craig, a District Manager for Caregiver Homes. Managing care of a loved one at home with Alzheimer’s Disease can be simplified by making some minor environmental adjustments. These adjustments are intended to simplify the world around those with Alzheimer’s, as well as accentuate their remaining strengths to help them overcome their…
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Holiday Caregiving for Loved Ones with Alzheimer’s and Dementia
Read more: Holiday Caregiving for Loved Ones with Alzheimer’s and DementiaBy Gina Impagnatiello, a Caregiver Homes Assistant State Director in Mass.
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