The Passionate Life Blog
Striking the Perfect Balance: Navigating Career, Personal Life, and Senior Care, by Guest Blogger – Justin Black of Bereaving.net
Navigating the complexities of modern life requires a skillful balance between personal goals, career aspirations, and the responsibilities of senior care. Outlined here are some strategies to guide you through this journey, ensuring you can thrive in your career, cherish personal moments, and provide compassionate care to your senior loved one, all without losing sight of your own well-being.
5 Ways Technology Can Support Elderly Patients With Dementia, by Guest Blogger, Rosetta Jenson
The right technology and devices can help support general health and wellness for its users. This is especially crucial when caring for elderly patients with dementia.
Tips from the Out in the Caregiver Field: Starting a Family Council - Part II
Advocating for the best care of our elderly loved ones with the help of a Family Council can give us a feeling of empowerment in a broader situation that is often extremely challenging.
A Guide to Healthy Living for Seniors: Tips to Live Your Best Life, by Guest Blogger – Justin Black of Bereaving.net
Living a healthy lifestyle as a senior can help prevent diseases, increase longevity, and overall improve your quality of life.
How to Advocate to Overcome Ageism in Long-Term Elder Care
There are many ways that ageism affects long-term care of our elders. There are also several things that family members can do to better ensure quality care for loved ones, in spite of the obstacles caused by ageism.
Advocating in the Nursing Home Starting a Family Council — Part I
A Family Council is intended to be a supportive network of family members and loved ones of residents in the facility to provide sensitive and caring support, as well as important information, for the family members/loved ones as well as the residents. Find out more about the whys and hows of starting or joining a family council.
Speaking Engagements
Arrange to have Dr. Karpel speak to your organization. Many groups, communities, and companies have benefited from having insights into the process of aging and the care involved.