The SLR Blog: A Caregiver's Compass
In-home care isn't just for seniors. Life happens — and sometimes the person who needs support at home isn't who you expected.
Dementia changes everything. But with the right knowledge and support, home can still be the safest, most loving place for your parent to be.
You know your parent needs help. But the system feels overwhelming. Here's the path, step by step.
Taking a break isn't abandonment— it's survival.
You started this because you love them. But somewhere between the doctor's appointments, the medication reminders, and the emotional weight — you're running on empty. This isn't weakness. This is a warning signal.
A Personal Support Worker isn't just hired help. They become part of your parent's daily life, their routine, sometimes their closest confidant. So how do you find the right one?
You're noticing small things. A missed appointment. The kitchen looking a bit different. Maybe they're not quite themselves on the phone. These aren't dramatic moments — they're whispers. Here's how to listen to them.
