Heart of the Home Series

Meet Jules, a spouse caregiver navigating life after her husband's brain surgery. In this Heart of the Home Series interview, she shares the reality of caregiving, the loneliness of the journey, and how cocktails became her creative outlet for processing it all.

Meet Alex and Ronna, a dance teacher and her mother living with Alzheimer's. Through movement and music, they've discovered a powerful form of therapy that breaks through barriers and creates moments of pure connection.

Discover ultra-lightweight wheelchairs starting at 13 lbs and scooters at 27 lbs. Make lifting, transporting, and traveling easier with Feather Mobility's portable options.

In this moving Heart of the Home feature, Kevin Lambing sits down with Logan Lee Lamson, author of the memoir Losing Linda Mae. Discover Logan’s journey from being a primary cancer caregiver for his mother to navigating his own Hodgkin lymphoma diagnosis years later. This interview explores the "mirror effect" of illness, the raw realities of family caregiving, and how humor serves as a survival mechanism in our darkest hours. Learn how to cope, survive, and thrive through the complexities of loss and recovery.

Join caregiver advocate Tashara Davis as she shares compassionate, practical guidance for families navigating dementia care at home. From communication strategies to self-care, this installment of Heart of the Home offers permission to care imperfectly while protecting dignity and connection.

A comprehensive guide to help families choose the right power mobility device for senior loved ones, covering portability, performance, battery range, and maintenance tips.

Meet Brianna, a dedicated caregiver at Excellent Heart Home Care whose natural empathy and compassion embody the true heart of caregiving. Learn about her journey and what drives her to ensure seniors never feel invisible.

An inspiring interview with Maggi Memory, CADDCT, author of The Don'ts of Alzheimer's Dementia, sharing practical wisdom and compassionate guidance for families navigating dementia care.

Caregiving is rewarding but demanding work. Learn to recognize the five key signs of caregiver burnout—from chronic exhaustion to emotional withdrawal—and discover simple, practical ways to recharge and maintain your well-being while caring for others.