Our neighborhood looks stable, secure, and safe. But every day, people line up at the food bank in the basement of a local church. These are the people who are invisible. You only see them when they are standing in line as you drive by. You don’t see them…

My interview with Maureen McFadden prompted me to create a short tip sheet for anyone who works with dementia patients. This has got to be one of the most difficult caregiving tasks imaginable. Patients have quick mood swings, are easily frustrated, and don’t always recognize you. Download it for…

I’ve created sets of seven “blessings”—a better term than Tips or Suggestions or Best Practices, I think. These are from my own experience and that of my uncle, who cared for my aunt through years of treatments and doctor and hospital visits, and six months in hospice. Print them…