Media
Hope for the Caregiver Podcast
I was a guest on the Hope for the Caregiver Podcast this month.
It’s still a holiday season worth celebrating
My article appears at Alberta Prime Times:
https://www.albertaprimetimes.com/alberta-news/its-still-a-holiday-season-worth-celebrating-2893677
Caregiving Through the Holidays
My article appears at Caregiving.com:
https://www.caregiving.com/posts/caregiving-through-the-holidays
How to Decide Between Home Care or Long-Term Care During COVID-19
My article appears at NextAvenue.com:
https://www.nextavenue.org/how-to-decide-between-home-care-or-long-term-care-during-covid-19/
Technology Tips for Caregivers and Seniors
My latest blog post for HomecareAssistance.com:
Tech Friendly Entertainment for Seniors
My latest article is in the Winter, 2019 issue of Caregiver Solutions Magazine:
http://publications.caregiversolutions.ca/publication/?m=25315&i=641411&p=12&pp=1
Coping Through the Holidays – Scheduled Webinar for Caregivers
Are you feeling more like a jolly Santa or a grumbling Grinch about the upcoming holidays? Caregivers don’t always feel “merry” at all about this time of year. Please join me for my Wellspan Webinar with HomeCareAssistance.com on Friday, November 15th, 2019 from 10:00 – 11:00 a.m. (PST). Register to join here:
https://homecareassistance.com/coping-through-the-holidays
Advocating for Your Loved One: What You Need to Know
This article was published in the Caregiver Solutions Magazine (Fall, 2019 issue):
http://publications.caregiversolutions.ca/publication/?i=619426&p=16#{%22page%22:%2216%22,%22issue_id%22:619426} .
The ABC’s of Advocating for Your Loved One
This is of utmost importance for caregivers to remember and was my chosen topic of discussion for my Caregiver’s Coach column in the Edmonton Prime Times newspaper:
https://www.edmontonprimetimes.com/article/the-abcs-of-advocating-for-your-loved-ones-20190529
Reviews
Caregiver's Guide for Canadians
A superbly written and well documented book that guides the reader through typical eldercare issues provided by professional and private caregivers. Rick Lauber is a Canadian author who offers a comprehensive guide to care of our loved ones in their "greying" years, including resources, checklists, and worksheets. The author packs this little gem with practical advice such as wills, trusteeships, guardianships, driving and home safety, mobility aids, hospital visits, accommodation, travel, demographic charts, ideas for gifts, special occasions, the best times to visit one's loved one, activities and support groups, finances, and much more. There is also a section on avoiding burnout. This invaluable book is a must for the one in five Canadians who are providing or will provide care to an elderly parent.
— Kenna McKinnon