Today’s Tuesday Tip is a Q&A with Gina Murray, RN BSN, the co-founder of Aware Senior Care and a certified Teepa Snow dementia trainer. In this conversation, we talk about our up-and-coming webinar, “Normal vs. Not-Normal Aging” with Melanie Bunn of Teepa Snow’s Positive Approach to CareTM team. What is normal aging vs dementia and what will people interested in attending take away from the webinar?
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We sat down for a chat in this Caregiver Corner with Marie Hiller, a Certified Nursing Assistant with Aware Senior Care.
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Yes, you can care for someone who has COVID-19 and keep yourself (and others) safe. Concerns surrounding caregiving for someone with COVID-19 is understandable. While social media and the internet in general provide the world’s knowledge in seconds, the unintended side effect can be inaccurate information that can obscure what we really need to know. […]
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Resources for Seniors joins Aware Senior Car hosting a webinar on Friday, May 29th. They’ll be discussing what those caring for a loved one with Parkinson’s can do during the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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Tim and I wanted to learn more about dementia care in order to train our staff to be better dementia caregivers. We decided to become PAC (Positive Approach to Care) certified and through Teepa Snow’s dementia training program.
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Tim joins host Kyle Wilson once again for iHeartRadio’s “CEOs to Know” podcast to discuss Aware Senior Care’s founding and what’s in store in the future.
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The dementia care plan guide by Aware Senior Care is designed to start from the beginning and takes steps to address the issues your family is facing.
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Gina discusses when and how to choose the best home care services when caring for a loved one with Jennifer Fink of the podcast, Fading Memories.
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Host Kyle Wilson introduces Tim and Gina on the “Around the Triangle” podcast to discuss Alzheimer’s and Dementia care for Alzheimer’s Awareness month.
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Dispelling common myths about Palliative Care: A good option when your loved one has been afflicted by chronic illness and quality of life is a concern.
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