In a world where we are often focused on youth, Lives Well Lived is a refreshing look at the life experiences of 40 older adults between the

Essentially, we are living two lives as a caregiver- one of our own and the other of the person we are caring for, how exhausting is that?

After Lucinda received her father's dementia diagnosis so many questions came- Who can I call? What's next? Who will support me?

The world of real estate for older adults and family caregivers can be overwhelming- but it doesn't have to be. As you are managing your lov

When families and caregivers are searching for the "right" community for their loved ones, the activity and life engagement program is one o

How do we avoid burnout and find healing in our role as a family caregiver? Our worlds of caring for our children and also for our older...

Once you've received your loved one’s diagnosis- where do families begin to look for help and support?

The burnout rate for caregivers is alarmingly high. Stress plays a large role in affecting our health and our ability to care properly...

Thinking of creating safe environments at home for our loved ones is top of mind- how do we create safe spaces successfully?

How do you build trust, rapport and a valuable partnership between families and care teams? Communication. When families and care teams...

Currently, there are 10 million unpaid Millennial caregivers. Black Millennials make up 34% of that demographic. Millennials make up the...

We discuss what to consider when moving a loved one into senior housing at this time, what should they consider when signing agreements...

Loved ones frequently are asking the question, “should I move my loved one into my home?”, during this time of Covid. We know this is a deli

In this episode, we interview Cathy Braxton creator of Improv for Caregivers. We talk about challenging out-of-date communication patterns b

We talk with Gerontologist, Renee Skoglund about losing independence. When do I know when to start making decisions for my aging loved one?

We talk about the best way to financially prepare for caring for a loved one in your home, can you charge rent, how to manage those living..

How can we find connection? How can we engage with our loved ones during this time? Angela Burton, founder of Feet to the Fire Writers' Work

Dr. Cameron Camp is the Director of Research and Development at the Center for Applied Research in Dementia. Dr. Camp is the creator of the

“A life well lived is a story worth telling” We all have a story to tell and we need connection now more than ever. By the telling of our st

We talk with Gerontologist, Renee Skoglund, about a topic that many family members and loved ones are faced with- Is my loved one safe...