The Caregiver's Voice

27/08/2025

Guest contributor, Aaron Smith describes how can take a by inviting a to help for their loved one from time to time. He includes the many benefits and services provided by an .

In-home professional caregivers provide the respite for family caregivers while giving people with dementia opportunities to engage in activities.

14/08/2025

Is It Safe to Travel When Caring for Someone with Dementia?
Guest author, Jane Clairmont, has four tips for traveling with a including travel rights and providing a sense of freedom.

Guest article by Jane Clairmont on traveling with a person with dementia. Four tips for safe and enjoyable travel as a caregiver.

01/08/2025

The Caregiver's Voice Newsletter—August 2025: Serving Others - https://mailchi.mp/1f88f386219a/the-caregivers-voice-newsletter-august-2025-caregivers-serving-others-or-volunteering Caregivers serve and some even volunteer. This edition focuses on Caregiver Tips for improved quality of life for both the caregiver and person with dementia.

23/07/2025

Guest author, Melissa Mirabello, writes an article for about a three-part customized approach to maximize outcomes while for .

CFHDC focuses on three aspects of care to provide well-deserved dignity and respect to people with dementia: environment, communication, and activities.

11/07/2025

Nature photographer, , and , Kim Nagy chooses to care for her erratic and infuriating mother with . She asks, "How do I cope with a chaotic, ever-changing situation involving personality changes, aggression, anxiety, and intense mood swings?" Her gave her the perspective of focus while learning to let go.

Nature photographer, author, and caregiver, writes about self-growth after choosing to care for her erratic and infuriating mother with dementia.

03/07/2025

Dear Caregiver,
Do you have to share based on your experience ?
Consider sharing your wisdom with other .

The Caregiver's Voice has served caregivers for people with dementia for 27 years. Are you a caregiver who has Caregiver Tips to share?

01/07/2025

The Caregiver's Voice Newsletter—July 2025: WOW! It's Already the Second Half of 2025! - https://mailchi.mp/cdfd49b46086/the-caregivers-voice-newsletter-july-2025-wow-its-already-the-second-half-of-2025

25/06/2025

Chris Clifford raises awareness of potential when a . Who's at ? Is it ? Navigating the process.

Attorney Chris Clifford writes about caregiver liability should a care recipient slip and fall and what to do to protect yourself.

04/06/2025

Father's Day is June 15th
Twenty-nine (29) years ago, I greeted my father, "Happy Father's Day!"
"Who's the Father?"
He was confused about how we were related.
Sometimes, he didn't know my name.
When forget it is shockingly painful. And yet, we have a choice.
Some of us swallow hard and try to make the best of it.

Confusion ensues when family caregiver, Brenda Avadian greets her father, Martin, who is living with Alzheimer's for Father's Day. Who's the father?

01/06/2025

The Caregiver's Voice Newsletter—June 2025: Ready for an Adventure? - https://mailchi.mp/5aee84a40f3b/the-caregivers-voice-newsletter-june-2025-ready-for-an-adventure
A 100-year-old WWII veteran and caregiver shares an inspiring afternoon with the 94-year-old love of his life who lives with dementia while James McKillop, one of our Voices with Dementia, shares an update.

28/05/2025

Leona Observes Nature while Living with Dementia
100-year-old, and , Lee Martinelli writes this piece about his love, Leona, age 94, who lives with as she observes nature from "Lee's Gazebo".

100-year-old, WWII veteran and caregiver, Lee Martinelli inspires with his love for Leona, who lives with dementia and observes nature from "Lee's Gazebo".

14/05/2025

A diagnosis of does not have to be a death sentence.
followed up with Scotland-based James McKillop, who lives with multi-infarct dementia. While he can't get around due to , he writes, "My spirit is unbowed. The main asset I have retained is my written communication." Read some of his favorite jokes we've assembled to bring a smile to your face.

https://thecaregiversvoice.com/tcv-humor/where-are-they-now-following-up-with-james-mckillop-mbe/

Life goes on after one is diagnosed with dementia. James McKillop, MBE, remains productive and, despite obstacles, brings joy to others.