Grief is a universal experience that makes us human. The role of caregiving can be all encompassing and when a care recipient passes away it can lead to deep feelings of loneliness, emptiness, and loss. It is often an extremely emotional and uncertain time following the death of a care recipient and because grief is […]
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Episode Six: Grief is a Human Experience
Caregivers Out Loud Go Back to Podcast Overview Grief is a human experience and it often feels messy or is accompanied by not knowing if you are ‘doing it right’. Grief and loss can feel isolating. And many caregivers share different examples of grief, such as grieving the loss of your old life during caregiving […]
The Grief Response
Dr. Tom Attig was a panelist in our “Coach Caregiver” webinar on Loss & Grief held in February 2017. This webinar was If you missed the webinar you can watch the recording on our website by going here. Tom has written several books on the topic of loss and grief and provided a handout for […]
Episode 5: Grief as a Healing Gift
Caregivers Out Loud Go Back to Podcast Overview 13 million Canadians or nearly half of the total population have provided care at some point in their lives. Yet caregiving may be a new term for many people. And often, unpaid caregivers do not identify with this title, as they feel it is part of their […]
Caregiver Loss & Grief
If you are a caregiver, you deal with loss and grief. Some days more than others perhaps but it is always there, incremental and undeniable. Whether it is the loss and grief associated with your own life and the way it used to be, or the loss and grief associated with being a witness to […]
Loss and grief are part of caring for someone with Alzheimer’s
With trepidation, I enter the long-term care facility. Bounding up a flight a stairs, I pause before opening the door to the second floor. The pause is two-fold. I need to search my memory bank for the code to enter the special care unit and secondly, to take a deep breath as I prepare myself […]
Winter 2026
In this Winter issue of Caregiver Connection we focus on the changing stages of caregiving, the emotional impact of transitions, and thoughtful approaches to risk, grief, and self-care to help caregivers move forward with resilience. Articles: A Caregiver’s Perspective: Moving Through the Changing Stages of Care The Phases of Family Caregiving Dear Caregiver Support Line […]
Dear Caregiver Support Line: I Feel I’m Losing Touch With Myself in Caregiving
Dear Caregiver Support Line, I have recently taken on the role of caregiver for my elderly mother, and I’m finding it incredibly challenging to adjust to this new lifestyle. My daily routine has changed drastically, and I often feel like I’ve lost a part of my identity in the process. I used to enjoy hobbies, […]
Episode 28: The Art of Making Memories: Fostering Lost Connections
Caregivers Out Loud Go Back to Podcast Overview When a care recipient with Alzheimer’s or dementia cannot interact like they used to, how do you forge connections in a new way? That’s the question Helga Strauss was faced with when she became a caregiver for her father. Seeking the joy and laughter they had always […]
Episode 27: Navigating Care in the Sandwich Generation: Dignity, Boundaries, and Advocacy
Caregivers Out Loud Go Back to Podcast Overview How do you uphold respect and dignity for an ageing parent when balancing the regular demands of career and children? So many people today are part of the Sandwich Generation—caring for a parent while still managing work and raising kids. Ensuring your parent feels safe and cared […]
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