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Taking Care Of Yourself Is Part Of The Job
Being a primary caregiver is tough job. Additionally, It is extremely challenging to go through the role reversal of parent and child. But as your parent starts aging, things start to change a bit, and they being to rely on you for the...
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Work-Life Balance & Caregiving
Work-Life Balance For Primary Caregivers Caregiving is a rewarding yet challenging feet. After all, you are providing care for those that have cared for you; but caregiving requires a great deal of time, attention and focus. In fact, AARP...
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Respite Care: Needed Time Off for Primary Caregivers
Primary Caregiver Support Caregiving is a full-time job. And in the absence of a strategic care plan, primary caregivers may experience burnout. With this in mind, AARP has come up a few tips to help you strategize. Check out the link...
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Caregiver Burnout
Caregiver Burnout While it can be considered as a heroic honor, care taking is a demanding task. And in the absence of proper self-care, primary caregiver may experience burnout. Caregiver burnout, as defined by the Cleveland Clinic, is a...
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Sandwich Generation
Tips For Primary Caregivers - Sandwich Generation Being a part of the sandwich generation (where you are responsible for taking care of both your children and aging parents) may come with its own set of challenges. You are required to perform...
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Primary Caregiver: 5 Tips to Alleviate Stress During the Holidays
In the midst of the hustle and bustle of the holiday season, primary caregivers can become overwhelmed with seasonal activities and providing care for their elderly family members. Before becoming overwhelmed, use these tips to minimize the...
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