Chatting with Betsy explores why repetition comforts us with Professor Samuel Jay Keyser. Learn how art, music, and memory bring joy and healing.
Lillian Cauldwell reports on how Massachusetts is reviewing Assisted Living fire protocols to fix overlooked gaps and prevent future incidents.
Discover how Thomas Gagliano helps break the cycle of negative self-talk and offers hope for healing in this heartfelt Chatting with Betsy episode.
Tune in to this episode and delve into the importance of these questions, as Lillian offers insights and guidance to help you navigate this vital aspect of planning.
The first 10 people who email Rick and mention they heard about the free offer on Chatting with Betsy will receive the “Caregiver Mastery” online course completely free of charge!
Veronica discusses her chapter’s themes, explaining the role of an End of Life Doula and how they support loved ones and their families during this challenging time.
Betsy and Claire talked about her personal experiences with grief and how, thanks to Claire’s guidance, Betsy feels more prepared to cope this holiday season
We also touched on the importance of self-care for caregivers, staying active, and finding joy in life as we age. Christine shared her thoughts on how societal views on aging are shifting and the growing focus on quality of life for seniors. Additionally,…
We delve into the causes of caregiver burnout, the importance of self-care, having a support system, and caring for mental health.The book lists numerous excellent resources for caregivers, and Betsy Wurzel is honored that “Chatting with Betsy” is included as one of them.
Moreover, Jennifer emphasized the value of education for caregivers and their loved ones, stressing the importance of advocacy. She shared insights into the free Caregiver’s Communication Book available on her website, highlighting its role in preparing caregivers for doctor’s appointments and providing essential…