Helpful infographic for family caregivers. 

If you are a new caregiver and are feeling overwhelmed, this article provides practical tips and strategies to help you and your family. 

An open letter to share with lonely caregivers and parents. 

Caregivers are unpaid family members or friends who provide care including personal care,  household chores, and health care. Caregiving can be stressful and may contribute to health issues.

How are you? The Caregiver Self-Assessment Questionnaire helps caregivers identify their own needs and offers strategies for follow up. 

Caregiving has many challenges and also many rewards. This article covers important topics for caregivers. 

A daughter shares what it was like to find out that her father had cancer and how her experiences with illness and dying changed her perspective. 

Daughterhood.org’s mission is to support and build confidence in women who are managing their parents’ care. 

As a family caregiver for a parent, child, spouse, or other loved one, you’re likely to face a host of new responsibilities, many of which are unfamiliar or intimidating.

Caregivers care. It’s part of who you are and is an amazing quality to have. But your caring nature can also cause you to regularly take on too much. That can lead to stress, exhaustion, and poor health.

Caregiving is an all-consuming responsibility, whether you’re providing hands-on personal care or managing care from a distance. Compassion fatigue can be a side effect of caring for someone in need.

Caregiving can be rewarding but difficult. Learn how you can put yourself back on the priority list. 

One women’s story of finding ways to overcome the loneliness of caring for her husband who has dementia.

The Atlas of Caregiving provides guidance on how to create a care map for your family. 

Taking care of yourself is one of the most important things you can do as a caregiver. Make sure you’re eating healthy, being active, and taking time for yourself.

Explore podcasts for family caregivers that provide tips and support. 

Caregivers who are less critical of themselves and who practice self compassion can get through difficult situations and find greater happiness and peace of mind.