Pamela D. Wilson

Having a person with dementia who cannot care for their most basic needs, like going to the toilet, feeding, dressing, or even walking, can …

Aging, whether one has a diagnosis of dementia or not, can feel as if choices become more and more limited. Unlike being young with …

When aging parents expect too much, the life of a son or daughter—often the primary caregiver—becomes consumed with managing care activities. Being a sole …

How to do the hard stuff when caring for elderly parents means getting clear about duty, responsibility, and the sacrifices caregivers are willing to …

Power of attorney for an elderly parent is a fiduciary responsibility to avoid conflicts of interest and manage family caregiver expectations. Power of attorney …

The experiences of dementia caregivers are varied. Some caregivers find caring for loved ones with memory loss fulfilling. Others find the experience draining to …

Routines can sometimes be considered boring. However, they offer many benefits for the health of elderly persons and their caregivers. Whether you are a …

The health worries of parents can be a concern for adult children moving ahead with their lives. While early health problems can be manageable, …

In today’s world, a family might be an original family or a blended family—meaning separated, divorced, or uncoupled parents coming together with another individual …

When trying to keep elderly parents at home becomes chaotic, family caregivers can feel like they are dealing with a hot mess. Learn tips …