Session 4: Self-Care — Our final session focuses on staying healthy as a caregiver. Learn how to prevent “burnout”, understanding the effects of stress, self-care practices, and how to find the resources you need.

Taking on a role as caregiver for your significant other presents a unique challenge. Not only is it emotionally and physically draining, it often puts an unexpected strain on the relationship. It can be hard to adjust and frustrating for you both. The key is having a good system of support in place and allowing yourself to experience the wide range of emotions that will inevitably surface. Join us for this Caregiver Conversation by Carallel, where we talk about some common challenges and tactics to help navigate difficult situations. SCAN is proud to work with Carallel to offer a discount on their professional caregiver support services to our members Visit https://carallel.com/caregivers/scanv/ to learn more.

A serious diagnosis can leave families feeling uncertain and unprepared to face the challenges that lie ahead. But with some basic knowledge and guidance, you can move through the experience with more confidence and less worry as you care for your loved one. A crucial aspect of managing your loved one’s care is advocating. And being able to connect with healthcare teams, especially doctors, is key. So we're talking about how to do it in this Caregiver Conversation by Carallel. SCAN is proud to work with Carallel to offer a discount on their professional caregiver support services to our members Visit https://carallel.com/caregivers/scanv/ to learn more.

World Alzheimer's Day, which takes place every Sept. 21, is a global effort to raise awareness and challenge the stigma around Alzheimer's disease and other dementia. Join the Alzheimer's Association as we recognize the more than 55 million people across the world who are affected by this terrible disease. Whether you fundraise for the cause, share information about Alzheimer's or talk to a loved one about dementia, you can make a difference.

Adjusting to, and navigating through, a loved one’s personality and behavior changes is one of the tallest tasks family caregivers face. Especially when the behavior is inappropriate – and happening in public. Just so you know, it’s normal to feel flustered. Angry. Sad. Even embarrassed. There's no shame in feeling those feelings. But they don’t necessarily help you manage the situation. Which is why in this Caregiver Conversation by Carallel, we're sharing tips for navigating these types of difficult situations. SCAN is proud to work with Carallel to offer a discount on their professional caregiver support services to our members Visit https://carallel.com/caregivers/scanv/ to learn more.

Imagine losing the ability to process what people say. Or to use words to express your thoughts. How frustrating, confusing, and frightening would it be?! Now stop for a second and think about your loved one living with dementia. Because in many cases, that’s exactly what happens to them as time goes on. Their brain changes and often impacts their ability to communicate verbally. And as they change, we as caregivers, need to adapt. So we're talking about how to do that in this Caregiver Conversation by Carallel. SCAN is proud to work with Carallel to offer a discount on their professional caregiver support services to our members Visit https://carallel.com/caregivers/scanv/ to learn more.