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Like any new job, there's lots to know and learn. And while the Caregiver Connection is full of valuable information and guidance, these posts can help you get your bearings.
5 things caregivers need to know
Becoming a caregiver
The benefits of calling yourself a caregiver
Training helps caregivers develop skills for the job of caregiving
Use these essential documents to formalize caregiving arrangements
5 ways to make long-distance caregiving easier
Ask doctors and pharmacists for medication management help
Coordinating care for your loved one
Help when you need it: Paid family and medical leave in Massachusetts
How to choose the right home care
How to involve family and friends in helping with caregiving
Making a smooth transition to rehab and getting the most out of it
Technology to help you with caregiving
What to do when your loved one needs additional care
How caregiving changes relationships
What to do when your loved one resists plans and help
Avoid caregiver burnout with 4 ways to take care of yourself
Exercise and nutrition for caregivers
Signs of caregiver depression and 3 ways to avoid it
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