Table of Content1 Staying Involved in Your Community2 Maintaining Your Physical Health3 Preventing the Development of Bad Habits4 Stopping Family Squabbles5 Defusing Rising Tensions6 Eliminating Guilt Respite care is an essential tool you should have as a caregiver. While it sometimes seems as though taking a break is a luxury, the truth is it’s necessary. As you read through these benefits of respite care, remember that knowing when to take a brief step away from your duties is a sign of strength. Staying Involved in Your Community Social engagement is an essential component of emotional health. Whether you miss volunteering at your child’s school or have always played a special role within your religious organization, you need to make sure…
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By Becky Grim, 11:59 am on January 21, 2019
Home Care Assistance of Williamsburg wants to recognize Bob and Connie B. as our “Client of the Month,” pictured here with longtime caregiver, Sarah! It has been our absolute pleasure to provide care for this special couple over the past two and a half years and we look forward to…
By Becky Grim, 9:00 am on January 15, 2019
Table of Content1 1. Neglected Personal Hygiene and Appearance2 2. Difficulty Caring for the Home3 3. Financial Difficulties4 4. Frequent Forgetfulness5 5. Poor Physical Health6 6. Loss of Interest in Previously Enjoyed Activities7 7. Driving Difficulties Your senior loved one finds comfort in the familiarity of home and the surrounding…