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The challenges of being a family caregiver are as varied as their loved one’s stories are unique. In this series, Home Healthcare Network hopes to present topical approaches to home care/dementia care. Through a supportive and understanding eye, we’ll explore how simple changes can help improve the health and well-being for those on the caregiver’s path, while still allowing a loving and compassionate environment to unfold for their loved one’s journey.
Unknown Host hosts Caring for Changes, a health show with 20 episodes published.
Anyone who’s ever cared at home for a younger sister or brother with a lived experience of having a disability or other special needs can relate to the unique challenges other sibling caregivers grow up with. This episod
Award-winning health columnist, author and Order of Canada recipient André Picard has been sounding the alarm for years about the state of Canada’s health care system in general and—with a degree of added fervency—pointi
The burdens that young caregivers carry daily are often done so in silence—which puts an extra layer of feelings of isolation experienced by those who are often thrust into the task of caring for a loved one where they l
For Chris Rosati, being thrust into the role of caregiver to his wife Jane ended up being the most profound experience of his life. It also meant a crash course in reinventing himself through his and Jane’s shared experi
Getting a diagnosis of a Loved One’s serious illness is enough to knock any of us off the emotional “beam”, to say nothing of the physical and financial considerations that often come into play. Tracy Heath’s multi-facet
Anyone who’s ever tried managing care for a loved from a distance can relate to Pierre Pelletier’s story. As both his and his siblings’ parents’ health began to decline, the miles that separated them came into play as ci
Are all visits to the hospital emergency department or Doctor’s office absolutely necessary? What if patients could be empowered to deal with at least some of their medical issues in their own homes, thereby alleviating
Where did the name for this podcast series - Caring for Changes - come from? In 2017, host BJ Doyle wrote a one-time only blog about the early days of shepherding his partner Judy’s journey into Early Onset Alzheimer Dis
Like many areas across Canada, BC’s Sunshine Coast continues to experience a shortage of healthcare providers. And with approximately 1/3rd of the local population at present without a family doctor, making the best uses
Imagine a lifetime of caregiving for your child with a lived experience of having a disability from birth right through to adulthood. Of being thrust into a space early-on where you have to constantly advocate and push t
What happens when a primary caregiver's pleas for help from family go unheard? Does that impact the quality of care they're able to provide for their loved one? And how much of a toll does feeling alone on the caregiving
https://livingbydesign.ca #LivingByDesign About Tom Grant: Tom is an experienced Occupational Therapist, registered with the College of Occupational Therapists, BC and a member of the Canadian Association of Occupational
As Canada’s law surrounding the process of accessing Medical Assistance in Dying (M.A.I.D.) continues to evolve, it’s with great honour that this episode serves as a platform for Allan Forest's story of devotion and unpa
Our first conversation with a medical professional—retired physician Carla Paetkau—who after years of guiding families through their trek with dementia found her own family having to shepherd and care for a loved one, an
According to the Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence, one in four Canadians currently identifies as a caregiver, and one in two will be caregivers at some point in their lives. We can be grateful for passionate sou
What happens when the power of music allows those with Alzheimer’s or other dementia disorders to access their long-forgotten memories? In this episode with Bruce Devereux—who coordinates recreation programs in facility—
Our first guest conversation is with frontline health care provider Jan Lee who shares her insights, challenges and wins while engaging daily alongside those living with Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia while work
From subtle changes in the language we invoke while in the presence of a loved one to presenting them with choices while those choices can still be made, there are countless ways we can respect and preserve that person’s
This episode highlights the need for primary caregivers to strike a balance between caring for their loved one and taking care of themselves by focusing on just a few examples of in-home respite and how caregivers’ self-
In this first in a series of vignettes from a caregiver's perspective, Home Healthcare Network's BJ Doyle--drawing on his experience in shepherding his late partner's journey--shares his own approach in working alongside
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Caring for Changes is hosted by Unknown Host. The show is categorised under health (fitness) and has published 20 episodes.
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