Anything worthwhile requires consistent effort. Eliminating guilt or regret means we need to use our authentic communication muscles before it's too late.[...]

Caregiver, 50 years ago, our nation was divided and music touched our hearts to unify our nation and the world, starting with Cat Stevens' Peace Train.[...]

About 20 years ago, five patients with Alzheimer’s improved their memory and function following surgery by Dr. Harry Goldsmith. * CBS aired a special about the people with Al[...]

Life is filled with impossible choices. Caregivers can feel empowered to embrace life's unique situations, to make difficult decisions, such as this one.[...]

It's been ten years since I ran my first marathon and 20 years since I was a family caregiver—caregiving still is the more challenging journey.[...]

A few musings about 2020 as we look ahead to 2021. One thing is for certain, to be healthier, we need to be more flexible.[...]

Living liminal—in that in-between space, on the threshold is like living in a perpetual state of limbo. To climb over the obstacles, we need to let go of more than thoughts and thi[...]

Three researchers and one resident offer two perspectives of quality of health during the COVID quarantine in nursing homes. It's complex but choice matters.[...]

COVID-19. Quarantine. Now what? An awe-inspiring look at our food habits over 48 years. It's up to us. We hold the power to change.[...]

When you’re a careGIVER it’s natural to give, Give, GIVE. It feels uncomfortable to receive. Yet, the holidays are a time to receive in order to keep giving. Consider t[...]

Caregiver, how often do you receive an email that starts with “Hey,” “Hello,” or any other impersonal greeting followed by “I,” “I,”[...]

Caregiving - how we handle life's twists and turns - some may take us to the edge. Chanie Gorkin, a youthful sage, offers us two perspectives of living. Image: Poetry Nation[...]