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# Caregiver NC

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- [Blog](https://www.caregivernc.com/blog/) - CaregiverNC – Top Choice For Senior Care in Greensboro – As the Leading Caregiver Provider in North Carolina We Strive to Help Those in Need of Respite Care and At Home Care - Call (910) 692-0683 Today.
- [Mental Health Matters](https://www.caregivernc.com/mental-health-matters/) - One key part of healthy aging is connection. I think, as a society, we missed how important social and personal connection is….until COVID. During those years, we saw what could happen if we didn’t reach out, spend time together and relate with each other on a personal level. We tried to compensate with virtual meetings
- [Ask the Expert – Amy Natt – May 2026](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-amy-natt-may-2026/) - Struggling with insomnia as you age? Amy Natt shares expert sleep tips for older adults, common causes of insomnia, and ways to improve sleep quality and overall wellbeing.
- [Ask the Expert: When Healthcare Becomes a Battle - Jennifer Tyner](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-when-healthcare-becomes-a-battle-jennifer-tyner/) - When healthcare becomes overwhelming, expert guidance can make all the difference. Jennifer Tyner shares practical tips for advocating for loved ones and navigating complex medical decisions with confidence.
- [Aging & Mental Health: What the Research Really Says](https://www.caregivernc.com/aging-mental-health-what-the-research-really-says/) - Mental Health Awareness Month highlights how emotional wellness changes with age. Learn about resilience, depression, loneliness, and mental health support for older adults.
- [Beginner’s Mind: Learning, Trying, and Letting Ourselves Be New](https://www.caregivernc.com/beginners-mind-learning-trying-and-letting-ourselves-be-new/) - Discover how embracing a beginner’s mindset can help caregivers grow, adapt, and reduce stress while learning new skills with confidence and compassion.
- [Ask the Expert: Finding Care in the Home (Amy Natt)](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-finding-care-in-the-home-amy-natt/) - Find expert tips on choosing in-home care for your loved one. Learn how to evaluate caregivers, ensure safety, and find the right fit with confidence.
- [Anxiety in Aging: A Guide for Caregivers](https://www.caregivernc.com/anxiety-in-aging-a-guide-for-caregivers/) - Discover causes, symptoms, and practical strategies to help seniors manage anxiety. A supportive guide for caregivers navigating emotional well-being.
- [Preventing Caregiver Burnout: The 10-Minute Caregiver Check-In](https://www.caregivernc.com/preventing-caregiver-burnout-the-10-minute-caregiver-check-in/) - Daily 10-minute check-in to help caregivers spot early signs of burnout, regain energy, and stay balanced while supporting others.
- [Mental Health Matters - Embracing All Our Emotions](https://www.caregivernc.com/mental-health-matters-embracing-all-our-emotions/) - Embracing all emotions—joy, sadness, anger, and more—is key to mental health. Learn how acceptance builds balance, growth, and resilience.
- [Boundaries That Strengthen Families](https://www.caregivernc.com/boundaries-that-strengthen-families/) - Feeling stretched between caring for loved ones and caring for yourself? Explore ways to establish healthy boundaries, share responsibilities, and protect your wellbeing while staying connected with family.
- [Ask the Expert Planning Ahead July 2025](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-planning-ahead-july-2025/) - While there are certainly speed bumps to getting a plan in place or getting your dad to acknowledge that his needs are changing, the continued effort to do so will help to stabilize the situation and avoid repeat crises. Have patience and continue to encourage him to follow through with the planning process. Contact CaregiveNC today to learn more.
- [Ask the Expert: Alzheimer's Books June 2025](https://www.caregivernc.com/ate-alzheimers-books-june-2025/) - You don’t have to choose between being there for her and taking care of yourself. Doing both is a form of strength and love. Now is the perfect time to start having conversations and learning together about the journey ahead and steps you can put in place to honor her dignity while maintaining some autonomy in your own life. Contact CaregiveNC today to learn more.
- [Boundaries and Burnout: How Caregivers Can Protect Their Mental Health](https://www.caregivernc.com/boundaries-and-burnout-how-caregivers-can-protect-their-mental-health/) - Caring for others requires strength — but real strength includes knowing and honoring your limits. When you protect your own mental health, you can show up with greater patience, energy, and presence for those who rely on you.
- [When Family Isn’t Around: Becoming a Stand-In Support System](https://www.caregivernc.com/when-family-isnt-around-becoming-a-stand-in-support-system/) - When family isn’t around, a professional caregiver can become an anchor in a senior’s life. You don’t need to be a hero — just present, consistent, and kind.
- [Ask the Expert: Kate Pomplun, AOS Care Management Care Manager](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-kate-pomplun-aos-care-management-care-manager/) - Q: My dad's dementia has led to moments of anger and aggression—how can I de-escalate these situations without upsetting him more? A: There are many tough aspects about dementia progression and difficult/angry/aggressive behaviors are some of the toughest. They are heartbreaking, especially when it’s very different from the person’s “normal” or pre dementia personality. Here
- [Mental Health Matters: Myths on Mental Health and Aging](https://www.caregivernc.com/mental-health-matters-myths-on-mental-health-and-aging/) - If you or a loved one is struggling with a mental health issue or wants to explore changes in mental health, scheduling an appointment with your primary care physician is a great place to start. They can assess your overall mental health and refer you to appropriate professionals.
- [What is the difference between HIPPA and HIPAA?](https://www.caregivernc.com/what-is-the-difference-between-hippa-and-hipaa/) - I actually love this question. If you are on social media, you have probably noticed a lot of people throwing around privacy terminology, including HIPPA and HIPAA, also referred to as Hipaa. The correct acronym is HIPAA. It stands for the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. It is commonly misspelled as HIPPA. I always
- [Veteran’s Corner: Working Post-Retirement](https://www.caregivernc.com/veterans-corner-working-post-retirement/) - Jim Pedersen Veterans re-enter the workforce for a variety of reasons. They may miss working, need a little extra income to boost their retirement pay, or lose a job a few years shy of retirement. Over the last few months, COVID-19 has left many veterans unexpectedly unemployed. The Bureau of Labor Statistics listed the veteran
- [Strength, Balance & Fall Prevention](https://www.caregivernc.com/strength-balance-fall-prevention/) - One of the greatest fears related to aging is falling. Balance plays a huge role not only in helping a client avoid falls but also in instilling confidence in clients and helping them feel empowered to go about their daily activities without fear. Physical therapist Dr. Sara Morrison, owner of Total Body Therapy and Wellness,
- [Q&A with Jennifer Johnston Chopping of Caring Hearts for Canines](https://www.caregivernc.com/qa-with-jennifer-johnston-chopping-of-caring-hearts-for-canines/) - In the month of June, ONC celebrates pets. Our animal companions offer love, support, humor and much more in our daily lives. As we age, or as our life circumstances change, we sometimes have to shift in how we care for our pets. Sometimes, through death or illness, we can’t care for our beloved pets
- [Prevention is the Best Medicine](https://www.caregivernc.com/prevention-is-the-best-medicine/) - Ravikant Varanasi, MD, AGAF Pinehurst Medical Clinic Gastroenterology If you had about a 5% chance of developing a potentially fatal disease, wouldn’t you want to do something about it? Colorectal cancer (cancer of the colon or rectum) is the second leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States, with over 50,000 people losing their
- [North Carolina Symphony Launches New Series: Musical Meditations](https://www.caregivernc.com/north-carolina-symphony-launches-new-series-musical-meditations/) - The North Carolina Symphony has launched a new series for listeners and patrons titled Musical Meditations. The Musical Meditations series will include a bi-weekly performance from the Symphony’s archives paired with imagery of state parks from around North Carolina. Each video is several minutes long and includes an introduction to both the music and the
- [God, Vulnerability, and Mice … By Chaplain Colette](https://www.caregivernc.com/god-vulnerability-and-mice-by-chaplain-colette/) - Are you protected? Well, that question can mean different things over the course of a lifetime, can’t it? As a child it could have meant putting sunblock on to go to the beach or wearing a life jacket in a boat. As a young adult it could have meant a life insurance policy so if
- [Faith – The Life Edit](https://www.caregivernc.com/faith-the-life-edit/) - Renovations aren’t just for kitchens, bedrooms or backyards; life offers us the opportunity to be remodeled too. Funny, though, that while it’s easy to be excited about remodeling our kitchen or making changes to our bathroom, we often forget the joy and excitement of allowing ourselves to be renovated. To renovate means to make changes
- [Faith and the Power of Repair](https://www.caregivernc.com/faith-and-the-power-of-repair/) - My daughter works in a preschool and recently told me the funniest story. While outside one morning with the children, they found a snail in the woods, and she suggested they bring it into the classroom to watch it. She put it on a tray, and they gathered around it. “Shhh,” she told them, “We
- [Eat Right: Tips to Manage Stress](https://www.caregivernc.com/eat-right-tips-to-manage-stress/) - These past few months have been unchartered territory for most of us. Experiencing stress and anxiety is natural, but the effects of hormones that accompany stress, along with too much free time, can make us vulnerable to overeating. Follow these tips to help avoid overeating during times of increased stress: Eat small meals throughout the
- [COVID-19 AND FAMILY CAREGIVING](https://www.caregivernc.com/covid-19-and-family-caregiving/) - Latorius Adams Caregivers are great at planning ahead and managing unexpected health crises, but with COVID-19 you may not have time to plan or sort through the rapidly changing and sometimes conflicting available information. During this time of heightened awareness about public health and reducing risk of exposure for ourselves and those we care for,
- [Back to Basics: Fermented Foods for Better Health](https://www.caregivernc.com/back-to-basics-fermented-foods-for-better-health/) - The rates of chronic disease, like diabetes and heart disease, are rising in the United States. With an estimated 45 percent of the population suffering from at least one chronic disease, Americans are feverishly exploring nutrition and wellness trends to regain control of their health. Between fad diets, workout routines, and an ever-growing list of
- [Ask The Expert](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert/) - My husband has had Alzheimer’s for about 6 years now and his memory has gotten much worse. We have younger grandchildren and when they come to visit, he is having a hard time connecting with them. It is very sad for me to see him struggling because he has always enjoyed them so much. Do
- [Ask the Expert: Therapies for Dementia Care](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-therapies-for-dementia-care/) - Ashley Seace, Care Management Associate – ashleys@aoscaremanagement.com QUESTION: I am a health care professional and work with a variety of different Dementia patients. I am looking for more information on the types of Dementia, what to expect and what therapies may be beneficial to the individuals I work with and their families. Any information you
- [Ask The Expert - Memory /Passwords](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-memory-passwords/) - My memory is not what it used to be, and I am having a difficult time keeping up with all of my passwords. It can be very frustrating to get locked out of an account or be unable to access a website that I need to pay bills or grocery shop. With so many things
- [Ask the Expert – Kate Pomplun](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-kate-pomplun-4/) - Now that travel has begun again, my mom talks about driving to see us and the grandkids. A lot has changed with her health and mental status over the last year. She manages okay in familiar settings, but I worry about her traveling beyond her local circle. We have all missed each other so much
- [Ask the Expert: Kate Pomplun](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-kate-pomplun-3/) - Online and Mobile Banking: Should I Make the Switch? My adult children keep telling me to get with the times and do my banking and bill paying online or with my smart phone. I’ve always been a paper file kind of person. Is my information really safe if I make the switch? The trends and
- [Ask The Expert: Kate Pomplum](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-kate-pomplum/) - During a recent telehealth meeting, my doctor noticed that my stress level has increased while caring for my husband who has dementia. She mentioned looking into respite care for him, to give me a break. What exactly is respite care and will my insurance cover it? This is an excellent question and one that is
- [Ask the Expert July – Amy Natt](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-july-amy-natt/) - My Dad was hospitalized last month. My brother and I attempted to step in and assist with managing the house and bills, until he was feeling stronger. We quickly learned that while we were aware of his medical directives and my dad had things carefully planned out, there was a lot about his “business” we
- [Ask The Expert.  I recently filed a claim for benefits with our long-term care provider. The policy repeatedly mentions ADL care and a plan of care. Can you explain what they are talking about?](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-i-recently-filed-a-claim-for-benefits-with-our-long-term-care-provider-the-policy-repeatedly-mentions-adl-care-and-a-plan-of-care-can-you-explain-what-they-are-talking-about/) - The plan of care (POC) for an individual is used to determine what type of problems, needs or challenges an individual may have, tasks or action steps to address those and goals to meet. It will also identify who will be involved in addressing needs and reaching goals. A POC is typically created and maintained
- [Ask The Expert.  I have my first telehealth appointment set up with my primary care physician next week. I’m not sure what to expect or how to prepare. Do you have any experience with this?](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-i-have-my-first-telehealth-appointment/) - One of the positive things that has emerged during this pandemic is increased access to medical providers via technology. Technology can be intimidating at first, but once you get the hang of it, opportunities open-up. Several of my clients have taken advantage of telehealth or telemedicine in recent weeks. Here is how it worked for
- [Ask The Expert - Dementia](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-dementia/) - My dad has been diagnosed with dementia for the past 4 years. He has always had a strong work ethic and spent most of his adult life as a plumber. He is no longer able to work and often shadows my mom throughout the day. I know he is restless, and my mom is at
- [Ask The Expert - Books & Resources for Alzheimer’s](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-books-resources-for-alzheimers/) - My mom was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease. I am looking for a few recommendations for books I might read to help me understand how I can best help her through this. Receiving a diagnosis is often just the first step in a long journey. It is a great idea to start gathering information and
- [Ask the Expert - Amy Natt](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-amy-natt-7/) - My mom sits all day and watches TV. She watches old shows, and she watches the same ones over and over. It's the same stuff all day. She won't watch anything new. She does that or sits on her phone and plays games. I can't get her to go out or do anything else. And
- [Ask the Expert (Amy Natt)](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-amy-natt-5/) - My mom is living on her own for the first time in 52 years. She stopped driving about 10 years ago, as my dad always did the driving. My brother and I both live out of town and are looking for suggestions for transportation. There are several options for transportation; some offer more benefits than
- [Ask The Expert...](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-3/) - Question: Recently my husband’s health has changed, and he is going to need to use a walker. Our kids think that means it’s time for us to move to an assisted living community. We really love our home and our neighbors, but is it smart to stay as he becomes less mobile? Answer: What a
- [Ask The Expert](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-2/) - My mom has been helping to care for my dad for the past 6 years. She has always done a great job. With the restrictions COVID has brought, she has been unable to attend her regular support group. He has also been in and out of the hospital a couple of times. We have offered
- [Many Thanks: Caregiver Appreciation Month](https://www.caregivernc.com/many-thanks-caregiver-appreciation-month/) - As we celebrate Caregiver Appreciation Month, let’s all take a moment to recognize and thank the caregivers around us, letting them know how much they mean to our families and communities.
- [Ask the Expert: Family Home May 2024](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-family-home-may-2024/) - I’ve decided to sell our family home. I know that my kids will be upset, but it doesn’t make financial sense for me to live there, and I don’t want to worry about things like a leaking roof or whether the hot water heater is going to go out. My husband died a few years
- [Ask the Expert Nov 2024](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-nov-2024/) - Jennifer Tyner Ask the Expert: I have just been diagnosed with breast cancer for the second time in my life. I am about to turn 78, and I don’t want to go through chemotherapy and radiation. I don’t have the energy, and this isn’t how I want to spend my last years with my family.
- [Caregiver Tips August 2024](https://www.caregivernc.com/caregiver-tips-august-2024/) - Many of ONC’s readers are caregivers. We are always exploring ways to support the caregivers in our lives, whether we’re receiving care or providing it. Each month we provide a few easy, sustainable tips for caregivers, to help and support the people who care for us all! This month, AOS Care Management Care Manager Kate
- [Ask the Expert: My dad is missing his cat and I don’t know what to do](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-my-dad-is-missing-his-cat-and-i-dont-know-what-to-do/) - Ashley Seace, AOS Care Manager – ashleys@aoscaremanagement.com Question: My father moved into a long-term care community a few months ago, and he was unable to bring his cat with him. He’s angry and lonely, and I think he is feeling depressed. Do you have any suggestions for how I can help him with this? The
- [Ask the Expert: Depression April 2024](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-depression-april-2024/) - Kate Pomplun kate@agingcaresolutionsnc.com Ask the Expert: I just read that the highest suicide rate for any age is for adults 85+. This shocked me, and I’ve been spending more time visiting with my mother, who is now 92. I see signs of depression in my mom like avoiding socializing and sleeping all the time. I
- [Ask the Expert November 2023](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-november-2023/) - Ask the Expert: Caring for a parent when you have an estranged relationship. Ashley Seace, AOS Care Manager – ashleys@aoscaremanagement.com Question: My dad and I haven’t had the closest relationship over the years. He wasn’t there for most of my childhood. We’re okay now, but he’s getting sick and needs surgery. He wants me to
- [Ask the Expert October 2023](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-october-2023/) - My parents are going to endless doctor’s appointments. It seems like they have something scheduled every day. I’m worried they’re having unnecessary testing or procedures. I feel like they’re in good health, but It’s hard to keep track of all the different specialists they see. I’m not sure they need them all? It is great
- [Ask the Expert: Parents Moving to Town](https://www.caregivernc.com/ate-parents-moving-to-town/) - My parents came to live near us about six months ago, in large part to help out with the grandkids. They’re a huge help, but….they don’t parent the same way my husband and I parent. They’re a little more “old school” in terms of discipline. How can I address this without seeming like I don’t
- [June Ask the Expert ](https://www.caregivernc.com/june-ask-the-expert/) - My mom, who used to pride herself on her cooking, doesn’t want to cook anymore. My dad is complaining about spending so much money eating out, and we’re worried about their health. All this packaged and pre-made food isn’t healthy. Still, I feel like my mom spent her life cooking and shouldn’t have to keep
- [12 Steps to Help Reduce Falls](https://www.caregivernc.com/12-steps-to-help-reduce-falls-2/) - Gait is one of the most affected motor characteristics of Parkinson’s disease. While Parkinson’s disease affects each person differently, falls are a common challenge to address. Sometimes your mind moves faster than your legs, and you may have already mentally turned the corner while your foot is trying to keep up. The Parkinsonian gait is
- [Ask the Expert: Communicating my religious beliefs with my parents](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-communicating-my-religious-beliefs-with-my-parents/) - Ashley Seace, AOS Care Manager – ashleys@aoscaremanagement.com Question: My parents keep asking us if my wife and I have found a church home in our new city. To be honest, neither my wife nor I want to go to church. We just don’t feel comfortable, but I feel somehow ashamed or nervous to explain it
- [February 2023 ATE](https://www.caregivernc.com/february-2023-ate/) - February Ask the Expert My neighbor is an older gentleman, perhaps in his 80s or 90s. He is in great shape and does all his own yardwork, but sometimes, I see that he’s a little off balance or needs to stop and rest. I worry about him and his ability to keep up, but I
- [Care PARTner Health Tips](https://www.caregivernc.com/care-partner-health-tips/) - Care PARTner Health Tips Being healthy is MORE than what you put on your plate. Abbe Simon, M.A, CCC-SLP, IHC When you became a care PARTner, did you receive piles of pamphlets, lectures from friends, or spend time researching how to improve the life of the person for whom you are caring? Did all the
- [PT Balance December 2022](https://www.caregivernc.com/pt-balance-december-2022/) - One out of three senior citizens fall each year. Thirty percent of seniors is a big number! Think of your neighbors on each side of your home, both the left and the right. This means that one of the three of you will fall this year. There are many factors that can influence your balance.
- [Ask the Expert: Understanding my Multiple Sclerosis Diagnosis](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-understanding-my-multiple-sclerosis-diagnosis/) - Ashley Seace, AOS Care Manager – ashleys@aoscaremanagement.com Question: I recently was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis, and I don’t really know what to expect. I am fearful of this diagnosis and what all is going to come with the symptoms. How is this going to affect my life? Can you provide me with some insight to
- [Ask the Expert: Mom's Not Eating](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-moms-not-eating/) - My mom won't eat any of the food I cook for her. She just got new teeth, and she says it's hard to chew and she has "lost her taste" for food. I have tried cooking everything and nothing seems to appeal to her. I don't want her to be hungry, and I'm afraid she's
- [Letter From Editor Aug 2022](https://www.caregivernc.com/letter-from-editor-aug-2022/) - August brings with it the final dog days of summer. As a matter of fact, August 11th is the last of these days, which began July 3rd. We are winding down from the high temperatures and peak humidity. At least that’s the idea. I’m not so sure, as I sit post-storm in what can only
- [Ask the Expert: Managing a Loved One’s Chronic Pain](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-managing-a-loved-ones-chronic-pain/) - Ashley Seace, Care Management Associate – ashleys@aoscaremanagement.com Question: My mom is in her mid-60s and lives with my husband and me. She suffers with fibromyalgia, which she's had most of her life. She is sometimes very cranky and tired. It's hard for us to be around someone who is so often in a bad mood,
- [Ask the Expert: The Care Decision](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-the-care-decision/) - Ashley Seace, Care Management Associate – ashleys@aoscaremanagement.com Question: I have noticed that my parent is starting to exhibit a noticeable decline both physically and cognitively. I’m not sure how to proceed. What are some things to look for while deciding what I should do about their care; can you advise? Answer: This is an important
- [Ask the Expert - Amy Natt](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-amy-natt-6/) - My mom was recently placed in a facility, and my dad is struggling with how often he should visit her. She has advanced dementia and often does not realize where she is. When he goes to visit, she begs him to take her home. It’s very hard on both of them. What do you suggest?
- [Myths: Lactose Intolerance Doesn’t Have to Mean a Dairy Dilemma](https://www.caregivernc.com/myths-lactose-intolerance-doesnt-have-to-mean-a-dairy-dilemma/) - Callie Yakubisin, RDN Can you think of someone in your life (maybe it’s you!) who avoids some or all dairy foods because of lactose intolerance? I know I can. Lactose intolerance can occur to varying degrees and happens when the body isn’t able to fully break down milk sugar (lactose). No one wants to worry
- [ASK THE EXPERT: Medication Regime](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-medication-regime/) - Ashley Seace, Care Management Associate – ashleys@aoscaremanagement.com Question: I was recently prescribed a new medication regime. I’m unsure why it’s important for me to stick to specific times for taking the medications, as long as I am taking them daily. Can you explain? Answer: This is a great question! Taking your medications at the time
- [Clinical Trials in Vision Research](https://www.caregivernc.com/clinical-trials-in-vision-research/) - By Lisa Fulghum, Research Studies Coordinator, Carolina Eye Associates Clinical research studies find new ways to understand, treat or prevent eye disease and vision loss. These studies in vision research have led to new medicines and surgeries that have saved or improved sight for thousands of people. What is a clinical trial? Clinical trials are
- [Faith: Love, a Pandemic and the Golden Arches](https://www.caregivernc.com/faith-love-a-pandemic-and-the-golden-arches/) - The pandemic is doing strange things to us. Case in point: my daughters are 23 and 26 and it took a pandemic for me to take them to McDonald’s for the first time. With all due respect to the hamburger giant, as a young mother in the 90’s, I decided I would buck the fast
- [Women Rowing North: Navigating Life’s Currents and Flourishing as We Age](https://www.caregivernc.com/women-rowing-north-navigating-lifes-currents-and-flourishing-as-we-age/) - By: Mary Pipher Writer, activist and psychologist Mary Pipher’s book centers on the issue of women’s experiences aging and growing older, which sounds as if it might be depressing or negative but manages to be inspiring yet incredibly realistic. Pipher deals with the physical, spiritual, emotional and community aspects of aging, all of which have
- [What is Diabetic Eye Disease?](https://www.caregivernc.com/what-is-diabetic-eye-disease/) - By Arghavan Almony, M.D., Diabetic Eye and Retina Specialist, Carolina Eye Associates Did you know that diabetes is the leading cause of blindness in working-age Americans? Diabetes affects nearly 30 million Americans, and the National Eye Institute estimates that 45 percent (13.5 million) Americans living with diabetes have some form of diabetic eye disease. Diabetic
- [Ask the Expert – Kate Pomplun](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-kate-pomplun-2/) - My widowed mother is living alone in her home of 25 years. She needs some assistance with daily tasks as she no longer drives, and we’ve noticed some cognitive decline. My brother and I both live hours away but try to be helpful and involved. We are both employed and either still have children at
- [Connecting with Loved Ones During a Stay at Home Order](https://www.caregivernc.com/connecting-with-loved-ones-during-a-stay-at-home-order/) - Across the nation as well as the globe, people are coming up with creative ways to stay connected during the Stay at Home mandates. Many of these opportunities include use of technology programs such as FaceTime, Skype, Zoom meetings and even live church services viewable through the internet. These are great ways to feel connected
- [Fall Protection - Emergency Alert Technology](https://www.caregivernc.com/fall-protection-emergency-alert-technology/) - My mother is 76 years old, lives alone in her home and is still very independent. I have attempted to get her to wear an emergency alert pendant, in the event she has a fall and is not able to reach her phone to call for help. She is very resistant to the idea and
- [Neuropsychological Testing or Brain Scans: Which to Choose to Diagnose Dementia? – Dr. Maryanne Edmundson](https://www.caregivernc.com/neuropsychological-testing-or-brain-scans-which-to-choose-to-diagnose-dementia-dr-maryanne-edmundson/) - Sometimes clients ask me, “Why can’t I just get a brain scan to see whether I have dementia?” The answer is that neuroimaging techniques, such as CT scans or MRIs, can be helpful but may not show all the information necessary to determine the presence or absence of dementia. For the greatest certainty, a person
- [Ask The Expert: Home Conducive](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-home-conducive/) - By: Amy Natt My 81-year-old aunt is moving to the area to live closer to my family. Her plan is to purchase a small condo on one of the golf courses and remain there as she ages. We are trying to look ahead and plan for things she might need to make the home conducive
- [Are You or a Loved One at Risk for Financial Exploitation?](https://www.caregivernc.com/are-you-or-a-loved-one-at-risk-for-financial-exploitation/) - by Karen D. Sullivan, Ph.D., ABPP, Owner of Pinehurst Neuropsychology In addition to the established cognitive changes that accompany aging (mild declines in vision and hearing, processing speed, complex multitasking and rapid recall), neuropsychologists are now adding a new change: Age-Associated Financial Vulnerability (Lachs & Han, 2015). While we need to remain mindful of not
- [Thinking Big About Parkinson’s Disease](https://www.caregivernc.com/thinking-big-about-parkinsons-disease/) - Larry Michael was trying to remember something and, when it suddenly came back to him, he snapped his fingers. It doesn't sound remarkable until you know that Michael was only in his first three weeks of a specific exercise regimen to help him live with a diagnosis of Parkinson's disease—and that Michael hadn't been able
- [Ask the Expert – Kate Pomplun](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-kate-pomplun/) - I usually get a nice wall calendar for my mother each year in December and help transfer over important dates when I’m there to visit. This year, I didn’t because I knew it was too much for her. She will still ask what day it is and what (if anything) she has planned. Is there
- [Ask the Expert – Amy Natt](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-amy-natt-4/) - My wife was diagnosed with frontal lobe dementia last year. We have been managing fairly well, but we are not able to have conversations like we used to and I am having to do everything around the house now. It gets lonely sometimes and my daughter suggested I go to a support group. I am
- [Goal Setting and Healthy Habits for the New Year](https://www.caregivernc.com/goal-setting-and-healthy-habits-for-the-new-year/) - Would you be surprised to know that according to an online blog*, the top five most popular New Year resolutions for 2019 included; “exercise to get in shape”, “diet to lose weight” and “eat healthier in general”? Do any of these happen to sound familiar to you? Do you dread even thinking about making
- [Simplify Your Holiday Season](https://www.caregivernc.com/simplify-your-holiday-season/) - OutreachNC Magazine - December 2019 column – Marcy Simpson, LCSW What comes to mind when you think of the word “celebration”? I think of special food, music, decorations, and even colors that are associated with the event. Of course, there is an activity planned to mark the important occasion and typically it is a
- [Ask the Expert – Amy Natt](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-amy-natt-3/) - My grandmother recently moved into a facility, and I have been helping my mom go through her belongings. There is so much stuff, and we just don’t know what to do with all of it. We hate to throw it away, but some of it has little to no value. Do you have any suggestions?
- [Gratitude: The Science Behind the Gift of Thanksgiving](https://www.caregivernc.com/gratitude-the-science-behind-the-gift-of-thanksgiving/) - “Count your blessings.” This is an age-old adage, and yet perhaps more relevant than ever in an era of instant gratification where the next best thing is constantly at one’s fingertips – quite literally, with the development of online shopping and mobile devices. And yet, gratitude continues to be extremely important on an emotional, philosophical,
- [Grandparents Raising Grandchildren: 5 Tips for Help & Support](https://www.caregivernc.com/grandparents-raising-grandchildren-5-tips-for-help-support/) - Grandparents are an important resource for both parents and children. They routinely provide childcare, financial assistance and emotional support. Occasionally, they are called upon to provide much more, including temporary or full-time care and responsibility for their grandchildren with numbers continuing to climb as the opioid crisis and other factors disrupt families. An increasing number
- [Ask the Expert: Amy Natt](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-amy-natt-2/) - My brother and I are planning to move our mom closer to where we live. She is in the hospital now and will need to go to an Assisted Living Facility. We do not know much about the area facilities; do you have any tips for picking the best one? There are many factors that
- [Quench Your Thirst: Why, How and What We Need to Stay Hydrated](https://www.caregivernc.com/quench-your-thirst-why-how-and-what-we-need-to-stay-hydrated/) - When we consider what it means to take care of our health as we get older, we typically think about eating healthy foods, exercising and taking the medications our doctors prescribe for us. We often overlook adequate hydration, but this is a very key part of healthy aging. Water makes up two thirds of our
- [Ask the Expert: Amy Natt](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-amy-natt/) - My wife stays in her room all day, sorting clothes and rearranging her drawers. Is there something I can do to provide more activities for her? She just seems to get agitated if I try to get her to stop. Often when sorting and rummaging behaviors are displayed, there is some type of brain or
- [Volunteering with People Who Have Dementia](https://www.caregivernc.com/volunteering-with-people-who-have-dementia/) - If you’re looking for a volunteer opportunity, you may consider working with people who have dementia. Why volunteer? Many people’s lives have been touched by dementia. Some people with dementia do not have family close by or need more assistance than they have the resources to obtain – by volunteering, you can help to support
- [What Will You Remember? What Will They Remember?](https://www.caregivernc.com/what-will-you-remember-what-will-they-remember/) - Too often, when we see the word legacy, it’s in the outstretched palm of a university, church or cause; an organization that wants us to remember them in our wills. The reminder, though, is not a bad thing. Thinking of how we might want to be remembered can be a wonderful and, sometimes, challenging prompt
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- [Recognizing and Providing a Compassionate Approach to Caregiver Burnout](https://www.caregivernc.com/recognizing-and-providing-a-compassionate-approach-to-caregiver-burnout/) - Q: My dad has had multiple small strokes over the past three years, and my mom has been taking care of him at home. She does a great job, and my dad is doing well. They both want to stay in their home, and my mom insists she is capable of managing everything. When we
- [A Caregiver's Circle of Friends](https://www.caregivernc.com/a-caregivers-circle-of-friends/) - Fifteen minutes after I started writing this column, my best friend called. He lives in Los Angeles and we talk, on average, four or five times a week. In some of the most challenging times of our lives, we’ve supported each other. Simply hearing each other’s voices and laughter, being able to complain about “the
- [12 Caregiving Resources](https://www.caregivernc.com/12-caregiving-resources/) - Stepping into the role of caregiver unexpectedly is not unlike being told you have to take an exam in the morning—and you never went to class. If you’re smart, you’ll start talking to friends who’ve taken the class, checking online and looking around for books that can help you. Here are a dozen wonderful resources
- [ReTravel Near or Far for Self-Care](https://www.caregivernc.com/retravel-near-or-far-for-self-care/) - By Mike Collins When I talk to caregivers about their situations, they often bring up travel as an issue—not around the world—just, maybe, out to a movie, shopping or playing golf—some way to get away, if only for the afternoon. Here’s how it usually goes even with caregivers who know their service is an act
- [Five Simple Movements to Put More Spring in Your Step](https://www.caregivernc.com/five-simple-movements-to-put-more-spring-in-your-step/) - This is the do-it-yourself issue of OutreachNC, so here’s a do-it-yourself health quiz for caregivers. Simply put a check beside the statements that are true: More aches and pains than usual More headaches Tired a lot of the time Don’t have the strength for many daily activities Experience “cotton mouth” more often than in the
- [Coping with Dementia Shadowing](https://www.caregivernc.com/coping-with-dementia-shadowing/) - People who have some type of dementia often demonstrate a behavior called shadowing. According to the Mayo Clinic, shadowing occurs when the person with dementia attempts to keep his or her caregiver in sight at all times, following them like a small child would a parent. Shadowing can leave the caregiver feeling smothered and their
- [Caregiving: What You Know and Don’t Know](https://www.caregivernc.com/caregiving-what-you-know-and-dont-know/) - As caregivers, we encounter a whole range of professionals and volunteers while fulfilling our caregiving responsibilities. If you are anything like my brother and me, some of your encounters cause you to wonder, “Does anyone appreciate what it takes to do this?” Here’s something that might ease your stress a little. In 2015, the American
- [Alzheimer’s Caregiving Can Be Traumatic, But There’s Help and Hope](https://www.caregivernc.com/alzheimers-caregiving-can-be-traumatic-but-theres-help-and-hope/) - By Donna Brock, Care Manager, Aging Outreach Services During a recent conversation with a retired Vietnam Veteran and recipient of a Purple Heart, I was enlightened by an analogy of living with and caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s disease and being at war. I had never considered this idea prior to our conversation,
- [Driving and Dementia](https://www.caregivernc.com/driving-and-dementia/) - Driving as it relates to someone diagnosed with dementia is a topic that has received more attention as people are living longer and the number of people diagnosed has increased. The question of safety is typically stated, “Is he or she safe driving?” The other side of that coin is, “Is everybody else on the
- [All It Takes Is a Moment](https://www.caregivernc.com/all-it-takes-is-a-moment/) - Recently, a friend was telling me about her caregiving experiences. Her list of stresses, challenges and outright pain would be familiar to most caregivers. I asked, “Have you ever tried mindfulness as a way to lower your stress level, help you think and experience it all more positively, and get a handle on how you
- [Develop a Plan of Care for Future Needs](https://www.caregivernc.com/develop-a-plan-of-care-for-future-needs/) - There is a lot of information regarding planning ahead and continuum of companion care services presented in the various forms of social media, commercials, print, radio and community presentations. Planning ahead is an important part of being prepared for changes the future may bring. Consider these approaches as you develop a plan of care: Holistic
- [Caregiving, Clutter And Too Much Stuff](https://www.caregivernc.com/caregiving-clutter-and-too-much-stuff/) - So often, when we hear the word “downsizing,” we think of moving to a smaller residence; less or no yard, fewer rooms to clean, a smaller area with lower expenses. When providing at home caregiving, especially in a situation in which the one you are caring for moves in with you, it does seem like
- [What To Consider Before Making a Move](https://www.caregivernc.com/what-to-consider-before-making-a-move/) - Many people are finding that they are living longer than they planned for financially. The expense and upkeep of a home can start to become a burden when you are trying to make ends meet. There are several things to consider in deciding if it might be time to make a change. If you have
- [12 Steps to Help Reduce Falls](https://www.caregivernc.com/12-steps-to-help-reduce-falls/) - Gait is one of the most affected motor characteristics of Parkinson’s disease. While Parkinson’s disease affects each person differently, falls are a common challenge to address. Sometimes your mind moves faster than your legs, and you may have already mentally turned the corner while your foot is trying to keep up. The Parkinsonian gait is
- [Caregivers & Fitness: It’s All About Fun](https://www.caregivernc.com/caregivers-fitness-its-all-about-fun/) - At no time has my mental and physical fitness been tested as severely as when I was a caregiver for my parents. The mental strain of worry, trying to stay organized, worry, working, attempting to carry on a reasonable life, and worry certainly took its toll. Helping move my mother around when she lost the
- [10 Tips for Coping with Incontinence](https://www.caregivernc.com/10-tips-for-coping-with-incontinence/) - Q: My mom is very independent and active, but she has had some recent episodes of incontinence. This can be very embarrassing for her, and I don’t want to see her give up the things she loves doing. Can you offer any tips to help her manage this? A: Incontinence is a much more
- [Choosing Rehabilitation to Best Fit Needs](https://www.caregivernc.com/choosing-rehabilitation-to-best-fit-needs/) - Q: My friend was recently in the hospital after having a fall and hurting her knee. The hospital told her that she would need some type of rehab and explained that she would be evaluated for options. My friend is adamant that she wants to rehab at home. What are her options? A: Many
- [Consider Needs Before Making a Move](https://www.caregivernc.com/consider-needs-before-making-a-move/) - Q: Should we stay or should we go? My wife and I have been trying to decide if we should move to a retirement community. We have a lovely home on the lake, and would hate to leave it. What do you think? A: Moving is a very personal decision and much of it
- [Providing Support During Life Changes](https://www.caregivernc.com/providing-support-during-life-changes/) - Q: My mother had a big change last year. She became a widow and her father passed away within six months of each other. Both were unexpected. Now, she lives with our family. While she has her own living space, I still want her to get back to her life. What are some ways we
- [Being Supportive to Those Coping with Dementia](https://www.caregivernc.com/being-supportive-to-those-coping-with-dementia/) - Q: My neighbor came over last week and said that his wife had taken off walking and he could not find her. We know she has been diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, but have never talked with them about it in detail. My husband helped him locate her and get her back home. Thankfully she was
- [Coping with Aging Parents and Family Dynamics](https://www.caregivernc.com/ask-the-expert-qa-coping-with-aging-parents-and-family-dynamics/) - Q: I have three siblings, and we all live in different states. Our mom lives in Fayetteville, and she would like to stay in her home. We all feel she needs more support, but we don’t seem to agree on what that support should involve. We have tried talking it through, but two of my

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