Planning Long-Term Care Before a Family Crisis with  Lindsay Friedman

Planning Long-Term Care Before a Family Crisis with Lindsay Friedman

Send us Fan Mail Most families do not make a comprehensive long-term care plan before they need one. Instead, they rely on a few assumptions: “Mom will move in with me.” “My siblings will help.” “We’ll figure it out when the time comes.” But when an aging parent experiences a fall, receives a diagnosis, develops dementia, or can no longer live safely without assistance, those assumptions can quickly become a family crisis. In this episode of From Guilt to Good, Jeanette Yates speaks with ...

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Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: How to Know What Your Parent Needs

Assisted Living vs. Memory Care: How to Know What Your Parent Needs

Send us Fan Mail Assisted living and memory care can look surprisingly similar from the outside. But how do you know which level of care your aging parent actually needs? In this episode of From Guilt...

3 Nov 9min

When Your Siblings Won't Help Care for Your Aging Parents

When Your Siblings Won't Help Care for Your Aging Parents

Send us Fan Mail What happens when you're the one managing every doctor's appointment, pharmacy call, and emergency for your aging parents, while your siblings stay on the sidelines? Family caregiving...

27 Okt 7min

What to Do When Your Aging Parent Refuses Help

What to Do When Your Aging Parent Refuses Help

Send us Fan Mail What do you do when your aging parent insists they're fine, even though you're the one constantly managing their appointments, meals, medications, and emergencies? For many family car...

19 Okt 8min

The Parts of Caregiving We’re Afraid to Say Out Loud with Bernadette

The Parts of Caregiving We’re Afraid to Say Out Loud with Bernadette

Send us Fan Mail What happens when caregiving isn’t a role you chose — but one you were drafted into? In this deeply honest conversation, Jeanette sits down with her friend Bernadette of Caregiver Col...

29 Sep 48min

An Interview with Juana Lebedinsky, author of DOWNHILL: A Memoir of an Accident, Two Comas, Many Books, and Starting Over

An Interview with Juana Lebedinsky, author of DOWNHILL: A Memoir of an Accident, Two Comas, Many Books, and Starting Over

Send us Fan Mail When Juana Libedinsky's husband, Conrado, suffered a catastrophic skiing accident in Patagonia, life changed in an instant. The journalist, wife and mother suddenly became a caregiver...

22 Sep 40min

How to Help an Aging Parent Stand Up Safely Without Replacing Their Favorite Chair

How to Help an Aging Parent Stand Up Safely Without Replacing Their Favorite Chair

Send us Fan Mail What happens when your aging parent starts struggling to get out of their chair—but absolutely refuses to give up the chair they love? Jeanette talks with Matt Cavanaugh, Director of ...

14 Sep 27min

 How to Use Music to Calm, Connect and Engage Someone With Dementia

How to Use Music to Calm, Connect and Engage Someone With Dementia

Send us Fan Mail Most caregivers already know music can be comforting. But there’s a big difference between putting on a favorite playlist and intentionally using music as a caregiving tool. Jeanette ...

8 Sep 43min

Safety Without Hovering: Helping Aging Parents Stay Independent

Safety Without Hovering: Helping Aging Parents Stay Independent

Send us Fan Mail What if your aging parent had a simple way to tell you when they actually needed help? No phone. No complicated app. No yelling from another room. And no constant monitoring. In this ...

8 Sep 27min

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