Loneliness, Isolation & Aging
On a recent episode of Caregiver Crossing the Podcast, we sat down with Lauren Guynn, Executive Director of the Shepherd’s Center of Hamilton County, to chat about the
The Early Stages of Alzheimer’s
On the most recent episode of Caregiver Crossing the Podcast, we talked with Lisa Phillips, Program Manager for the Alzheimer’s Association Greater Indiana Chapter, about the early stages of
Navigating the Next Chapter
On a recent episode of Caregiver Crossing, the Podcast, we sat down with Dave Holder of Assisted Living Locators North Indy to talk about the work he does
Squash the Threat of Cyber crime
The need to protect our information is as high as ever before. Placing a security freeze on your credit is a great place to start (learn more about the process here),
Caregivers Recharge
| It is a familiar story. Those who are eager to experience the joys of learning and travel but don’t have the chance. Perhaps their aging parent has |
Delay the Disease
Parkinson’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder that affects dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra area of our brains. When a person develops Parkinson’s disease, they may begin to experience symptoms such as:
- Tremors
- Slowness
Compassionate Self Care
Self-care is vital to the health and well being of us all, but especially caregivers. On a recent Caregiver Crossing episode, we were joined by Jodi Patsiner, caregiver, friend and practitioner of
Girls Just Want to Have Fun!!!!
When you think of a beautiful, vibrant 27-year-old woman, you probably picture someone much like Alissa K. Alissa is a fun-loving young woman who happens to be living her life with Down Syndrome.
5 Strategies for Busy Caregivers To Eat Right
The hectic schedule of a caregiver often doesn’t allow for time to cook healthy meals. But nutritious meals are one of the best ways to fuel the body, especially during times of
The Changing Face of Caregiving
For years the average caregiver has been a 40 something year old woman caring for an aging parent, but that is quickly changing. Studies are now finding that 4 out of 10
