When pain medications, steroid injections, and mobility devices are no longer helpful, it may be time to explore surgery.
Caregiver Burnout: Avoiding Energy Slumps
Written by Guest Blogger Rachel Goldberg Energy renewal is important to perform at your best each day. Humans have what is known as an ultradian rhythm, meaning every 90-120 minutes energy starts to decline. Working straight through an entire workday without taking a...
Is There A New Kind of Caregiver In New York?
A battle is raging right now in New York State as people with disabilities defend their right to choose. According to a recent bill proposed by Governor Andrew Cuomo, those with disabilities would have access to a new category of caregiver called an “advanced home...
Caregiver Resource: Grief Support
In the latest installment of our Caregiver Resource Series, we spoke to certified Yoga Therapist and Life Coach, Rachel Goldberg, about how Caregivers might be able to better help their loved ones navigate through feelings of grief. Rachel Goldberg, Yoga...
Caregivers Are Still Mostly Women
Who will be the member of your family to make the tough decisions for a loved parent? A recent article from First for You indicates that in most circumstances, daughters are the primary decision makers. Research shows that daughters make around sixty percent of...
Making Your House Safe for an Alzheimer’s Patient
If you have a loved one who is battling Alzheimer’s Disease, you know how emotionally challenging it can be to provide care on a day-to-day basis. Seeing to it that your family member gets the very best care and attention requires compassion, patience and personal...