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Caring for a loved one who is elderly, has memory loss, or needs help in other ways can be challenging physically, emotionally and financially. The team at aQuire Training Solutions, experienced in senior care, offers support, ideas and tips to make caregiving easier and to help families find the joy in caregiving, not just the hard work.
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Caring for Mom (and Dad, too): Calling all Caregivers
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Caring for Mom (and Dad, too). Caring for a loved one who is elderly, has memory loss, or needs help in other ways can be challenging physically, emotionally and financially. The team at aQuire Training Solutions, experienced in senior care, offers support, ideas and tips to make caregiving easier and to help families find the joy in caregiving, not just the hard work. Wednesday, October 13, 2010. In our caregiver support group we often talk about our caregiving experience as a journey. If we’re lu...
Caring for Mom (and Dad, too): It’s looking an awfully lot like Christmas
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Caring for Mom (and Dad, too). Caring for a loved one who is elderly, has memory loss, or needs help in other ways can be challenging physically, emotionally and financially. The team at aQuire Training Solutions, experienced in senior care, offers support, ideas and tips to make caregiving easier and to help families find the joy in caregiving, not just the hard work. Tuesday, December 14, 2010. It’s looking an awfully lot like Christmas. And isn’t that exactly what this season is about? Not the décor &...
Caring for Mom (and Dad, too): March 2010
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Caring for Mom (and Dad, too). Caring for a loved one who is elderly, has memory loss, or needs help in other ways can be challenging physically, emotionally and financially. The team at aQuire Training Solutions, experienced in senior care, offers support, ideas and tips to make caregiving easier and to help families find the joy in caregiving, not just the hard work. Monday, March 15, 2010. Caregiver Training worth the investment. I say it over and over, because of these reasons:. Caregivers who have b...
Caring for Mom (and Dad, too): November 2010
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Caring for Mom (and Dad, too). Caring for a loved one who is elderly, has memory loss, or needs help in other ways can be challenging physically, emotionally and financially. The team at aQuire Training Solutions, experienced in senior care, offers support, ideas and tips to make caregiving easier and to help families find the joy in caregiving, not just the hard work. Wednesday, November 3, 2010. It’s “Hug Your Sister” Month. 8220;He’s a great help – as long as he can phone it in.”. Be done.”. Stop for ...
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Caring for Mom (and Dad, too). Caring for a loved one who is elderly, has memory loss, or needs help in other ways can be challenging physically, emotionally and financially. The team at aQuire Training Solutions, experienced in senior care, offers support, ideas and tips to make caregiving easier and to help families find the joy in caregiving, not just the hard work. Friday, August 9, 2013. It might be time. Others have found in home help to give them the break they need. It's incredibly affirming to h...
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Caregiving at the Crossroads: May 2009
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Caregiving at the Crossroads. Tuesday, May 19, 2009. The high cost of caregiving. An article in the Orange County Register. Last week caught my attention. The headline blared, “Caregiving costs Americans millions.”. This isn’t ground-breaking news; we know that caregiving has a significant cost to businesses, and anyone who has left a job to become a family caregiver knows the high personal cost, too. According to the story. 8220;43 percent of caregivers have taken a pay cut or have been forced to work f...
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Caregiving at the Crossroads: July 2010
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Caregiving at the Crossroads. Tuesday, July 6, 2010. Rose Villa getting Culture Change Right. Imagine my surprise when I went to meet a colleague for a tour, and walked into a room full of people. My first thought was, “Oops – wrong room! I had wandered into an active “ Culture Change”. Meeting with the full team at Rose Villa. One of the first Continuing Care Retirement Communities in the Portland, Oregon area. Serena Lewis. It was clear that this is a group that takes Culture Change seriously. They...
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Caregiving at the Crossroads: August 2013
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Caregiving at the Crossroads. Friday, August 9, 2013. Consumers want - and deserve - so much more. We have a saying in our office that the senior care industry is only one lead news story away from some drastically increased regulations. We may have seen that one news story recently. The Frontline piece, Life and Death in Assisted Living, may have scared consumers enough that they start asking - and pushing - for regulations that change the senior care industry. Change is indeed coming to Caregiving.
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Caregiving at the Crossroads: April 2010
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Caregiving at the Crossroads. Monday, April 12, 2010. Culture Change in Care Today. Have you ever heard of the Pioneer Network. It’s a website and a movement devoted to changing the culture in nursing homes today. I’d heard about this movement, and certainly heard the words “culture change” associated with nursing homes for the past two decades. I thought that real culture change was happening everywhere, in every nursing home in the U.S. What will it take to create an environment where caregivers are em...
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Caregiving at the Crossroads: June 2010
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Caregiving at the Crossroads. Tuesday, June 22, 2010. Where do you turn when you’re all burned out? Google the term “Caregiver Burnout” and you’ll find over one million results. From articles to opinions to videos, advice on preventing burnout is all over the web. Clearly, this is a problem. Spotting the problem is generally easy; coming up with a solution is where the going gets tough. Do you call in help from the family? Do you turn to facility placement? Do you get help to come into your home? This to...
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Caregiving at the Crossroads: VOICES of the VILLAGE: Lisa Cerasoli
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Caregiving at the Crossroads. Wednesday, June 8, 2011. VOICES of the VILLAGE: Lisa Cerasoli. By Cara Moore, investigative reporter. Lisa and her Gram. Editor’s note: Lisa Cerasoli is the author of “When Nora Jo Fades Away,” a book selected for the Village Chronicles caregiver game book club discussion in Episode 2. Lisa makes a guest appearance in the game; she also hosts a real Book Club in Caregiver Village called “It’s Hip to Care! When I first met Lisa her Gram was living with her, providing her with...
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Caregiving at the Crossroads: March 2009
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Caregiving at the Crossroads. Tuesday, March 24, 2009. Jobs that have meaning: Career switching to rewarding work important to today’s worker. 8220;I’ve spent the last decade doing a job that paid well, but was completely unrewarding to me. Now, I want a different kind of job. I want to feel like my work has meaning.”. A small group of us were out to dinner, and Jennifer was answering my query, “What kind of work do you do? The Boston Globe ran a story. As economic turmoil reshapes our world, many people...
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Caregiving at the Crossroads: March 2010
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Caregiving at the Crossroads. Friday, March 12, 2010. Caregivers don’t need to go it alone. Some days you know that you should just sit down and shut up, because someone else is able to express exactly what you’re thinking, but in a much clearer way. That’s how I felt today when I came across Jonathan Rauch’s article, Letting Go of My Father. In April’s online edition of the Atlantic magazine. Today, family caregiving is much the same way. Caregivers report a higher rate of depression and stress than...
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Caregiving at the Crossroads: November 2010
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Caregiving at the Crossroads. Tuesday, November 2, 2010. Press Release: New Website Coming to Support the Family Caregiver. An Entirely New Type of Gathering. New Website Coming to Support the Family Caregiver. Brothers says that caregivers need relaxation and an opportunity to re-energize while gaining encouragement and support from others. Regiver Village is set to launch publicly in early 2011. During the pre-launch period, caregivers, authors of books written for caregivers and professionals who ...
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Caregiving at the Crossroads: Consumers want - and deserve - so much more
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Caregiving at the Crossroads. Friday, August 9, 2013. Consumers want - and deserve - so much more. We have a saying in our office that the senior care industry is only one lead news story away from some drastically increased regulations. We may have seen that one news story recently. The Frontline piece, Life and Death in Assisted Living, may have scared consumers enough that they start asking - and pushing - for regulations that change the senior care industry. Change is indeed coming to Caregiving.
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MY GIFT TO YOU. My mother is now 93 and it has been a progressive journey. Since we moved her to California mom has lived in my home, a senior mobile home park, an independent senior living facility, and now she now lives in a senior residential care facility. She has lost weight and lost memory, but, luckily, she has not lost her sense of humor. I am making the book available to you here as a color PDF, black and white PDF, Word Document and as on online animated flipbook. Diane Moore, Ed.D, Author.
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Caring for Mom (and Dad, too). Caring for a loved one who is elderly, has memory loss, or needs help in other ways can be challenging physically, emotionally and financially. The team at aQuire Training Solutions, experienced in senior care, offers support, ideas and tips to make caregiving easier and to help families find the joy in caregiving, not just the hard work. Friday, August 9, 2013. It might be time. Others have found in home help to give them the break they need. It's incredibly affirming to h...
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