Are you
in a caregiving situation?
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Yes, if you're involved in any of the following activities:
Don't be surprised if you said yes to any
one of the above activities because most people do
not self-identify as caregivers. Remember, people don't know what they
don't know.
Based
on the research, caring for an elderly person requires understanding of the
aging process, knowledge of community resources, legal and
financial matters, long-term planning and, of equal importance, knowledge of how to take care
of yourself, as the primary caregiver. Additional research reports caregiver
stress as the most pervasive health problem, stemming
from worry about their loved one’s condition as well as
being overwhelmed with caregiving responsibilities.
The problem for most family
caregivers is that they do not readily reach out for
help. They find it difficult to give themselves
permission to ask for help even when they have family or
friends willing to help. Support from family and
friends can help relieve the burden of caregiving.
Purchase and download the Caregiver's Resource Audio
E-book and you'll learn how to take charge,
avoid burnout, isolation and involve your family
members.
So,
whether you're new to caregiving or used to weathering the storms, we're
excited about offering the Caregiver's Resource Audio
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Interactive content
Over 2 hours of professionally recorded information
Comprehensive answers to the most common concerns
caring
for an aging
family member or loved one
Self-help strategies to
manage stress and burnout
160 pages of the Caregiver's Resource Companion Guide including
narration scripts, worksheets, assessments etc.
Printable worksheets and assessments
Internet links to targeted products, services
Online resource directory to
over 100 professional organizations
Distributed instantly,
allowing you to begin reading at once, without the
need to visit a bookstore or await postal delivery
No more "information overload"
The difficulty users experience in trying to locate and
process useful information on the Internet. We've
organized all of what you need to know in an
user-friendly and easy-to-listen format. All
you'll need to do is point and click to the desired
Topic of Interest to gain valuable information and
insight.
The Caregiver's Resource Audio E-book allows you
to quickly and easily assess
your needs as a caregiver. You'll be
able to process information and take steps
to develop your plan of action. Some of
us learn better by simply listening to information and
others like to read for reinforcement. The Caregiver's Resource Audio E-book combines these
elements enabling you to do both!
Testimonials
"This is really important and very
interesting information. I have forwarded the program to our case
management director and to a friend that is going through this situation
with her elderly parents. I will get the word out there. It is very
well done, and I know it took a lot of work."
R. Lomas
San Antonio, Tx
"As a Registered Nurse with extensive experience in
home health care, I have personally been involved in
the care of my mother with Alzheimer’s and aunt who
has degenerative arthritis. They are both in their
90s. I thought my background and experience would
be enough to equip me for my role as a family
caregiver. However, the Caregiver’s Resource Audio
E-book provided me with additional support and
guidance. In particular, it helped me to remember
in the service of others, not to become a disservice
to myself.”
L. Littrean
St. Albans, NY
"I
received the link and I have downloaded the copy. Thank you for this
valuable information. Clearly, there are many items referenced that will be
of good use."
E. Brown
Washington, DC |
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You'll
feel more confident to meet the challenges of caring for an
aging family member. |
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Helping you
to help others
Within in a matter of minutes you can be
empowered with professional guidance, practical "how to" information and
emotional reassurance; gained from over 15 years of my
experience as a medical social worker and hospital discharge planner.
My role was to assist with planning
discharge of a patient to home and/or an intermediate
care facilities as well as provide guidance and
information about community resources such as home
health care, transportation, financial and legal
services, counseling etc.
As I counseled these patients and family
members who were anxious and unprepared for managing the
circumstances and impact of a sudden illness, it was a
“heart-felt” response to find a way to empower them with
solution oriented information and guidance to help
navigate the maze of decision-making to care for an aging
family member.
Sincerely,
John L. Webb, Jr., MSW
Caregiver's Resource Inc.
www.caregiversresource.com |
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Presented from the caregiver's point of view, this
full version of the
Caregiver's Resource Audio E-book
includes all of the following
five (5) Programs of
Interest and 32
related Topics of Interest, comprehensively dealing with the most common
concerns you'll experience caring for an aging family member or love one.
Over 2 hours of professionally recorded
information.
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Physical and Mental Conditions of Aging
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Living Arrangements
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Financial and Legal Assistance
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Self Help for the Caregiver
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Dealing With Changes
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Typically, in later life there is a strong association with
several chronic health conditions that can affect physical
and mental health.
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Vision
& Hearing
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Taste,
Smell & Touch
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Help
With Eating
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Maintaining An Active Mind
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Dealing
With Confusion
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When caring for an aging family member nearby
or from a distance, making the most appropriate living
arrangements requires knowledge of housing options,
awareness of community resources and assurance that your
aging family member is in a safe environment.
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Exploring Housing Options
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Long
Distance Caregiving
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Locating Community Resources
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Choosing A Nursing Home
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Subacute Nursing Home Care
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Safety
In The Home
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Dealing
With Medication
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Making informed financial and legal decisions are critical
to successfully managing the affairs of an aging family
member. You'll learn about longterm care insurance, sources
for paying medical expenses and federal benefits such as
Social Security, SSI, Medicare and Medicaid. Discover
strategies for protecting your family member and his/her
assets.
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Help
For Medical & Longterm Care
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Medicare
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Medicaid
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Help
With Income & Housing Expenses
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Legally
Protecting Your Family Member
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Protecting Your Family Member's Assets
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Getting
Private Insurance
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Wills &
Living Wills
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Informal
caregiving is a challenging, yet rewarding experience.
Understanding how to balance responsibilities by taking care
of your needs and involving others helps manage the natural
stress and isolation of being a caregiver.
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Taking Charge
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Maintaining A Positive Attitude
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Determining Your Family's Needs
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Dealing With Professionals
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Involving The Family
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Avoiding Burnout
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Change is the most predictable aspect of caregiving. You can
expect to have strong feelings as you manage the role and
responsibilities of caring for an aging family member.
Coping with these changes successfully is the key to having
a fulfilling and satisfying caregiving experience.
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