Julie Bennett shares an inspirational postscript to caregiving, six years after her husband died, having lived with life-threatening illnesses.[...]

Our memories anchor us, they give us identity, and when we forget we need to rest in order to recover from an intense brain workout.[...]

INSPIRE to ACT! Maude's Ventures is providing applicants up to $50,000 grants for innovative dementia care ideas—applications due 5 August 2024.[...]

Reflecting on 25 years since the first hardcover edition of "Where's my shoes?" My Father's Walk through Alzheimer's was published. Includes excerpts.[...]

Reach beyond your caregiving boundaries and you too may be gifted as I was in Italy with Caregiver Mauretta B. and the Alzheimer's Secretary General, Mario P.[...]

Instead of letting caregiving responsibilities wear you down, a change-of-pace can help you get more energy by having something new to look forward to.[...]

Pause to ponder these inspiring words by John Pavlovitz on the day [you] die—humbling to realize; yet, words that encourage us to really live.[...]

Like a caregiver, I keep plugging away. The years pass and I neglect to celebrate milestones. And this one is a BIGGIE. The Caregiver's Voice is 25 years old![...]

Suzanne Marriott reflects on caregiving for her father and husband in this guest post based on her memoir, Watching for Dragonflies to be released next month.[...]

Loved ones who have passed live on for as long as we remember. April 1 marks the 30th anniversary of my mother's passing and I reminisce.[...]

imp, a simple landline call-blocking technology protects loved ones with dementia and caregivers from scam and nuisance calls.[...]

Caring for a parent with dementia may be exhausting; yet, the gifts keep on giving when we take time to remember them. The foundation a parent lays, matters.[...]