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The Krames Health Library provides access to articles and fact sheets on health topics. Search health topics, such as cold or flu symptoms, dementia, and diabetes.
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- Caregiving Glossary
- Alzheimer’s and Dementia
- Alzheimer's Association Caregiver Center
- You can find educational videos created by the UCLA Alzheimer's and Dementia Care Program.
- The videos cover Sundowning, wandering, bathing, repetition, hallucinations, and refusal to take medications.
- Alzheimers.gov has material about the diagnosis, training and support for caregivers.
- The Family Caregiver Alliance put together a fact sheet to help caregivers understand behaviors typical of those living with dementia.
- Home safety tips by the Alzheimer’s Association
- Coping with Challenging Behaviors
- Legal topics to consider
- End of Life
- Housing
Caregiver Support Groups:
- Caregiver Nation (caregivernation.org)
- Caregivers for people with Alzheimer’s and other dementias
- Smart Patients Caregiver Community
- A partnership between Family Caregiver Alliance and Smart Patients to create an online community for individuals and their caregivers.
- Find a nearby support group by calling your local Area Agency on Aging or using the Eldercare Locator
- AARP Online Caregiver Community
- Alzheimer’s/Dementia Specific: ALZConnected®
- Caregiver Action Network’s Care Community
Caring for someone is rarely easy and can take much of your time. To help care for a loved one, caregivers need to make time to care for themselves.
Keep in mind the tips below to help you take care of yourself:
- No one is perfect. You will make mistakes.
- Many emotions surface when you are caring for another.
- Depression is a common experience while caregiving.
- Think you may be affected by caregiver depression? Depression- What it is and What it is Not
- Give yourself and your loved one honest expectations.
- Use the info and resources available to you.
- Know the skills needed to care for your loved one. Be honest about what you can and cannot do.
- Learn to say No.
- Take help from others.
- Be resilient.
- Know your own stress triggers.
- For successful coping:
- Eat right
- Exercise
- Sleep
Helpful Fact Sheet:
Taking Care of YOU: Self-Care for Family Caregivers
Nutrition Resources:
Other Resources:
Caring for someone is rarely easy and can take much of your time. To help care for a loved one, caregivers need to make time to care for themselves.
Keep in mind the tips below to help you take care of yourself:
- No one is perfect. You will make mistakes.
- Many emotions surface when you are caring for another.
- Depression is a common experience while caregiving.
- Think you may be affected by caregiver depression? Depression- What it is and What it is Not
- Give yourself and your loved one honest expectations.
- Use the info and resources available to you.
- Know the skills needed to care for your loved one. Be honest about what you can and cannot do.
- Learn to say No.
- Take help from others.
- Be resilient.
- Know your own stress triggers.
- For successful coping:
- Eat right
- Exercise
- Sleep
Helpful Fact Sheet:
Taking Care of YOU: Self-Care for Family Caregivers
Nutrition Resources:
Other Resources:
AARP
aarp.org
Eldercare Locator
1.800.677.1116
Eldercare.gov
Caregiver Action Network (CAN)
Caregiveraction.org
Physician Orders for Life-Sustaining Treatment (POLST)
POLST.org
Stroke
Stroke.org
1-800-STROKES (787-6537)
Brain Injury Association of America
BIAUSA.org
Serious Mental Illness
NAMI.org
1-800-950-NAMI (6264)
Medicare
Medicare.gov
Medicaid
Medicaid.gov
Disability
Disability.gov
The U.S. Advance Care Plan Registry® Formerly U.S. Living Will Registry®
usacpr.com
MedlinePlus: End of Life Issues
Medlineplus.gov/endoflifeissues.html
Dementia/Alzheimer
ALZ.org
1-800-272-3900
Family Caregiver Alliance
Caregiver.org
1-800-445-8106
National Association of States United for Aging and Disabilities (NASUAD)
Nasuad.org
If you have questions please, contact Member Services.