Caregivers Out Loud Go Back to Podcast Overview When was the last time you felt truly rested? For caregivers, making time for self-care can feel almost impossible with all the other demands on your time. And yet, it is an essential skill to learn in your role as a caregiver. In our final episode of […]
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Episode 3: Why Speaking Up For Your Needs Matters
Caregivers Out Loud Go Back to Podcast Overview In a healthy relationship, the needs of both people are important – it’s a two-way street. Good communication is the key to making sure everyone’s needs are met. Whether it is between you and a spouse, or with your friends, successful relationships are all about communication. In […]
Media Kits
May Caregiver Aware 2025 Package Caregiver Aware is a national campaign to raise awareness about the experiences of caregivers in Canada throughout the month of May in recognition of National Caregiver Month. Created in collaboration with caregiver support organizations across the country, the campaign explores some of the most pressing issues faced by caregivers in […]
Strategies and Resources for Decision-Making: Taking Stock Part 1
STRATEGIES AND RESOURCES FOR DECISION-MAKING: TAKING STOCK FIRST IN A THREE-PART SERIES Betty, 80, was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease five years ago. She is on the highest dosage of a “memory pill” and is well supported at home by her spouse. She is very functional and maintains a high level of independence and quality of […]
Emotional Side of Caregiving
Family caregivers experience a wide range of mixed emotions in response to the demands of caregiving. These can range from anger, grief, guilt and resentment to joy, compassion and gratitude. All of these are normal. There may be anger and resentment as unresolved family issues resurface or because so much of your time and energy […]
Reducing Holiday Stress
For many of us, December marks the start of holiday gatherings and festivities, making it feel like “the most wonderful time of the year.” Some family caregivers, however, may find themselves singing a different tune (think: “He’s a mean one, Mr. Grinch”). While holidays bring opportunities for joy, traditions and new experiences, they can also […]
Multicultural/Multilingual Resources for Indigenous People (Metis, First Nations, Inuit)
Cultural Information In B.C., if you are helping to care for an Indigenous person (First Nation, Metis, Inuit) this 64 page guide Aboriginal Cultural Practices can serve as a beginners introduction on care of Indigenous patients. Created by Vancouver Coastal Health, most information is applicable to all BC. BC Elders’ Guide (2014) The Ministry of […]
Tips for dealing with the health care system
By Wendy Johnstone Mrs. B is 70 years old was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease five years ago. She is on the highest dosage of a “memory pill” and is well supported at home with her spouse. She is very functional and maintains a high level of independence and quality of life. But cracks are starting […]
Tips for Dealing with the Health Care System
Mrs. B is 70 years old was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s Disease five years ago. She is on the highest dosage of a “memory pill” and is well supported at home with her spouse. She is very functional and maintains a high level of independence and quality of life. But cracks are starting to show. Three […]
Multicultural/Multilingual Resources for Indigenous People (Metis, First Nations, Inuit)
CULTURAL INFORMATION In BC, if you are helping to care for an Indigenous person (First Nation, Metis, Inuit) this 64 page guide Aboriginal Cultural Practices can serve as a beginners introduction on care of Indigenous patients. Created by Vancouver Coastal Health, most information is applicable to all BC. BC Elders’ Guide (2014) The Ministry of […]
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