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Time Management, Time Off, Vacation, and Breaks, Part III
By P.M. Kearns
I hesitate to write about VACATIONS because caregivers’ hopes are dashed enough. Please understand that the term “VACATION” in the caregiver sense might mean the “unintentional (or very much intentional) momentary absence of the person.” In other words, the person has “taken a break from reality” and has simply vacated. I’m joking, but as caregivers, you know what I mean.
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Stress Management Tips | Time Management | Communicating | Coping with Guilt
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Time Management |
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Anger and Open Discussions
By Amy Hoover Tuso
Bedside Duty: Taking Care of You When You’re on Call 24/7
By LeAnn Thieman
Care for the Caregiver: Information. Simplification. Peace of Mind (and Time).
By Stephan G. Wiet, Ph.D.
Caregiver Depression, a National Crisis
By Family Caregiver Alliance
Caring for Caregivers
By Mathy Mezey, Ed.D., R.N., F.A.A.N.
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Coping with Loads of To-Do’s
By Nicole Levison
Defining the Help You Need
By National Family Caregivers Association
Filing 101: Preventing Paper Piles
By Lori Culwell
Five Ways to Get Things Done
By Elizabeth Eby
Getting Off the Hamster Wheel
By Vicki Rackner, M.D.
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Coping with Guilt |
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10 Real-Life Strategies for Dementia Caregiving
By Family Caregiver Alliance
Caregiving is a Two-Way Street
By Mehmet C. Oz, M.D., F.A.C.S.
Communicating With an Elderly Loved One
By Family Caregiver Alliance
Expressing your Love to a Sick or Disabled Loved One
By Vicki Rackner, M.D.
Helping Hands
By Vicki Rackner, M.D.
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Managing Guilt
By Vicki Rackner, M.D.
Stop Feeling Guilty
By Loretta LaRoche and Alice D. Domar, Ph. D.
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