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Alzheimer's Q&A: Looking for moments of joy in 'the new normal'

Por: The Advocate Health November 16, 2022

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What is the “realization” phase of caregiving?The first phase of caregiving is “beginning” in which the caregiver is packing the proverbial suitcase with plans and preparations for the journey. The next phase, “accumulation” finds the caregiver in the foreign “abyss” of navigating resources and support services, and then the “settling” phase finds the caregiver attempting to adjust to the new scenery of caregiving yet... + full article



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