Caregiver Relief Podcast

Welcome to the Caregiver Relief Podcast , the show dedicated to supporting family caregivers and professional caregivers alike. Caring for someone who is ill, elderly, or disabled can be incredibly rewarding, but it can also be incredibly challenging. That's why we're here to offer advice, resources, and support to help you navigate the ups and downs of caregiving.Each episode, we'll talk with experts in the field, as well as caregivers themselves, to share their experiences, insights, and tips for success.

Caregiver Relief Podcast is a health podcast hosted by Caregiver Relief, with 177 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

Caregiver Relief hosts Caregiver Relief Podcast, a health show with 177 episodes published.

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  Episode #255

  Caregiver Overwhelm : Why Caregiving Feels So Hard Even When You’re Doing Everything Right

  Oct 1, 202632 min

  In this episode, Diane Carbo, RN, is joined by Bryce Williams, PT and founder of The Meta Caregiver , to discuss the invisible load that family caregivers carry every day. From decision fatigue to tricky family dynamics, Bryce shares actionable strategies to help you sort through the noise, delegate tasks, and reclaim your mental space. https://www.caregiverrelief.com/caregiver-overwhelm-why-caregiving-feels-so-hard-even-when-youre-doing-everything-right-with-bryce-l-williams-episode-255 ️ EPISODE HIGHLIGHTS • The Invisible Load : Why mental anticipation exhausts you more than physical tasks.• Mental Bandwidth : How background worrying drains your energy battery.• ️ Care Strategy Sessions : How to separate what you can control from what you can't.• Decision Trees : Automating boundaries so you can say "no" without guilt.• Practical Delegating : How to ask family members for specific, actionable help.

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  Episode #254

  Untreated Hearing Loss and Dementia: What Families Need to Know Before It’s Too Late

  Sep 29, 202643 min

  Host Diane Carbo, RN speaks with Dr. Robert C. Keefer, PhD ( Hear Better, Live Longer ) about protecting your loved one's brain health. https://www.caregiverrelief.com/untreated-hearing-loss-and-dementia-what-families-need-to-know-before-its-too-late-with-robert-c-keefer-episode-254 Key Highlights: The Stats: Research shows hearing loss can double, triple, or 5x dementia risk. Cognitive Decline: NIH shows hearing aids reduce cognitive decline by ~50% in high-risk adults. The ITD Problem: Why so many expensive hearing aids end up "In The Drawer". ✅ Best Practice Questions: What to ask your audiologist to ensure a proper fit. Family Nudge: Gentle ways to get reluctant parents tested using a "baseline" approach.

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  Episode #253

  When Is It Time for Assisted Living? Warning Signs Family Caregivers Should Never Ignore

  Sep 27, 202643 min

  How do you know when caring for a loved one at home is no longer safe? Host Diane Carbo, RN, is joined by long-term care specialist Cory Fosco to answer the painful question every family caregiver faces: When is it time? https://www.caregiverrelief.com/when-is-it-time-for-assisted-living-warning-signs-family-caregivers-should-never-ignore-with-cory-fosco-episode-253 Episode Highlights: Early warning signs of physical & cognitive decline Overcoming placement guilt—why placement is an extension of care, not failure The hidden toll of caregiver burnout on your own health Medicare myths, copays, and handling unsafe hospital discharges ️ How to build a support foundation before an emergency strikes Guest Resource: Learn more and find accessible tools at coryfosco.com .

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  Episode #252

  Helping Children Grieve After Losing a Parent: The Widow Chose Red

  Sep 24, 202644 min

  In Episode 252, Diane Carbo, RN, is joined by Rachel Schneider, author of The Widow Chose Red . After losing her husband to ALS, Rachel had to navigate her own heartbreak while raising two young sons who carried their grief in very different ways—from silent observation to teenage substance abuse. Together, they explore the hidden battles children face after tragedy, how to release parental guilt, the importance of firm guardrails, and how faith can help pull a family through the darkest seasons. https://www.caregiverrelief.com/helping-children-grieve-after-losing-a-parent-the-widow-chose-red-with-rachel-kerr-schneider-episode-252 Takeaway: Resilience is a muscle developed over time. Press play to listen, and don't forget to follow, rate, and share the podcast!

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  Episode #251

  Why Does My Mom With Dementia Keep Calling Me? Understanding Repetitive Calls and Separation Anxiety

  Sep 22, 202640 min

  In Episode 251, host Diane Carbo, RN, speaks with Kirstin Thomas, co-founder of Kindred Mind, about dementia-related separation anxiety, caregiver guilt, and the clinical reasons behind repetitive phone calls. https://www.caregiverrelief.com/why-does-my-mom-with-dementia-keep-calling-me-understanding-repetitive-calls-and-separation-anxiety-with-kirstin-thomas-episode-251 In this episode, we cover: • The Brain Science: Why damaged short-term memory resets anxiety moments after hanging up.• Compassionate Validation: Why comforting redirection is more humane than harsh reality checks.• Familiar-Voice Tech: How Kindred Mind answers calls in a caregiver's voice to soothe anxiety.• Safety & Alerts: How real-time distress keywords notify caregivers when immediate action is needed.• Overcoming Guilt: Practical ways to protect your own health while keeping your loved one supported.

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