Alison O’Neil Brings Beauty to Senior Care
By Brooke Obie5 min read
Alison O’Neil’s triumph over childhood obesity and a debilitating skin disease led her to work in a new field–caring for seniors through cosmetic health and well-being services.
Caregiving
Whether you or a family member is caring for a spouse, parent or loved one, find support in articles, advice, prayers, and inspirational stories for caregivers.
Called to Be a Caregiver
By Lori Hogan10 min read
The cofounder of Home Instead Senior Care tells how prayer and faith led her and her husband to start their company.
Inspiring Bible Verses for Caregivers
By Lori Hogan2 min read
Every caregiver reaches a time when strength, encouragement and inspiration are needed. Here are seven Bible verses that will serve to restore your faith and commitment.
Faith, Love and Marriage After a Traumatic Brain Injury
By Brooke Obie3 min read
Ian and Larissa Murphy share their story of enduring love after Ian’s traumatic brain injury.
Caregivers: Cast Your Burdens on God
By Shelly Beach2 min read
In this excerpt from Guideposts Outreach Ministry booklet Strength for Helping Hearts, Shelly Beach encourages caregivers to cast their burdens on the Lord.
A Good Neighbor Inspired by God’s Love
By Diana Aydin1 min read
In his career as a social worker, Carl had worked with many clients. But Stella was special. She was like family.
The Gift of Caregiver Respite
By Sharon Vander Waal8 min read
After years of caring for her late husband, she recognized the experience as a gift from God, one she endeavored to share with others.
Don’t Lose Your Identity in Caregiving
By Peter Rosenberger3 min read
Caregiving expert Peter Rosenberger shares how you can maintain your own identity while caring for a loved one.
4 Tips to Help Caregivers of Traumatic Brain Injury Survivors
By Justin Stanley3 min read
These four tips will aid caregivers as they shepherd their loved one through the life-changing ordeal of traumatic brain injuries.
Preserving Memories for Your Loved One with Dementia
By Brett Leveridge2 min read
Many of us are unsure about how best to interact with friends and loved ones who have Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, but it can be easy as asking them about their lives.
Overcoming Caregiver Guilt
By Peter Rosenberger5 min read
Peter Rosenberger offers relief for caregivers overwhelmed by stress and guilt.
An Alzheimer’s Caregiver Learns a New Way to Love
By Luanne Bole-Becker9 min read
Her husband’s diagnosis of early-onset Alzheimer’s presented a daunting challenge, but she learned to be the caregiver he needed.
