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Practical suggestions from a home care physical therapist
A Few Practical Suggestions for Setting up your Home from the Book Caregiver Revolution As a home care physical therapist, I would recommend that you set up the following modifications before or shortly after your loved one comes home from … Continue reading
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Take Two Placebos and Call Your Energy Healer in the Morning?
I really like Judith Schutz’s posts. They are down to earth, question the nature of accepted beliefs, and stimulate thought. You can find her articles, including the one above at her suite101 profile.
Posted in cancer care, cancer care, care giving, care giving, care giving, caregiver, caregiver support, caregiving, caregiving, end of life care, energy healing, healing, healing, mindfulness, palliative care, qi gong, spiritual care, stress relief, tai chi, zen
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First Annual Leadership Summit
From our friends at Caregiving.org: Dorland Health will host the first Leadership Summit on May 11, 2011 in Washington DC at the National Press Club for members of the care coordination team to facilitate a cohesive bond between professionals who … Continue reading
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Wake Me Up to the Web
You might think this title means that you have to get out of bed in the morning, punch on your computer and get moving on the internet. No big deal, right? Distinctly not. What I am talking about is expanding your vision. … Continue reading
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