Caregiver Tip #8
Caregiver Tip #7
April 28, 2015
Believe that you can do it!
June 6, 2015
Take advantage of local, social programs, like Meals on wheels at your local senior centers. They usually also have adult day care for
Dolores Beebe, left, Marilyn Kline, John Rogers, temporary center coordinator Denise Dorans, Jo Pompeo, and Anthony Morello, play scrabble at the 56th Street Senior Center in Bayonne, Wednesday, July 30, 2008. — REENA ROSE SIBAYAN / THE JERSEY JOURNAL
Alzheimer’s and dementia patients free, or at low cost. Art classes, Bingo, Wii games, ping pong, and many more activities are all within a phone call away. Even great musical entertainment during lunch hours. Check it out!
Dave Nassaney
Join Dave Nassaney, The Caregiver's Caregiver, author of numerous articles and books, speaker, life coach, and radio talk-show host for caregivers who are burned out, but his most important role is being a caregiver to his lovely wife, Charlene.
His latest best-selling book, "It's My Life, Too! Reclaim Your Caregiver Sanity by Learning When To Say Yes - When To Say No In Long-Term Caregiving" is designed to teach caregivers who are taking care of their loved ones (due to an illness or disability) how to take care of themselves FIRST.
If they don't learn this, they will likely suffer burnout and become as helpless as the person they are caring for.
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