Ask Dr. Lisa: How do I respond to "I want to die"?
Once a month, I'll answer your questions about dementia and care-giving here in my blog. If you've got a question, feel free to submit...
Self-Care for the Totally Overwhelmed
Self-care is a big ol' buzzword right now. Especially in the land of caregiving. A lot of caregivers I've talked to feel frustrated by...
Counseling Benefits Both Dementia Caregivers and Those They Care For
If you've been a dementia caregiver for any length of time, then I don't have to convince you that it is one the hardest roads to walk....
The Rolling Grief of Dementia: Grieving Someone Who Is Still Here
The grief experienced when someone you love has dementia is a unique type of grief. The person you love is still here, but you are...
What If There's No Time for Self-Care?
When you’re in the trenches of caring for your loved one, feeling overwhelmed and stressed, being told to “take care of yourself” can...
Ten Red Flags That a Dementia Caregiver Needs a Break
Ten Signs of Caregiver Stress - When have you pushed yourself too far? How do you know it's time for a break? Has caregiving taken a hea
