In this Caregiver Contest entry, Nicole gives the advice, "offer an explanation," when interacting with the person you're caring for.

While it is important to understand and reduce the risks of falling, reacting appropriately is crucial. Here are the steps to take after a fall.

Stacy M. is from Texas, and was one of forty finalists chosen out of the over 1,000 entries to our “What Advice Would You Give to a Fellow Caregiver?” Contest. You can find our grand prize and runner up winners here. What advice would you give a fellow caregiver? Wow. As a nurse, I had to… Continue reading Caregiver Contest Finalist Stacy: Listen

Read this entry from our "What Advice Would You Give to a Fellow Caregiver?" Contest. Marcia answers on her thoughts about bringing out the best in us.

Read this entry from our "What Advice Would You Give to a Fellow Caregiver?" Contest. Jenny answered with tips about caring for someone with Alzheimer's.

Bud M. is from California, and was one of forty finalists chosen out of the over 1,000 entries to our “What Advice Would You Give to a Fellow Caregiver?” Contest. You can find our grand prize and runner up winners here. What advice would you give a fellow caregiver? At the young age of eighteen,… Continue reading Caregiver Contest Finalist Bud: From the Perspective of Someone Receiving Care

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Grand Prize Winner Byron is from California. He was a caregiver for his parents for four years and shared that he is currently receiving care himself.

Grand Prize Winner Areena lives in Colorado and works in long term care. She is a caregiver and has a passion for encouraging others in similar situations.

Grand Prize Winner Sara is a mother of two beautiful girls and full-time caregiver to her youngest daughter, Jane, who has a genetic disorder.