Live chat with expert: Lakelyn Hogan and Molly Carpenter
Family traditions, hosting get-togethers, cooking large meals, shopping for gifts and out of town guests accompany the holiday season. Add that to the top of a family caregiver’s daily routine and this time of year can bring on additional stress for family caregivers and those living with Alzheimer’s or another form of dementia. Join Home Instead’s gerontologists, Lakelyn Hogan and Molly Carpenter for a tip-filled conversation about caring for your loved one (and yourself) throughout the holiday season.
Get tips on:
- How to manage caregiving during the holidays and ask for help
- Set expectations with loved ones and visitors
- How to bring your loved one with Alzheimer’s into the celebrations
- How to care for yourself during a busy season
- Gift ideas for loved ones with Alzheimer’s
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Manny/ Maria M. Najera
Many years ago I served the Alz Assoc as a member of their National Board of Directors. Being that my wife and I are both Eng/Span bi-
lingual, we travelled to many cities to provide info ref the Alz. Assoc. and the many things that are needed in order to work with or take care of people with Alzheimer’s. We had rec’d training by Association personnel ref. Important talking items/issues, plus we had first hand experience being that my mother had Alz. and we took care of her.
Thank you for your work in this most important area of life.