Celebrating a Life: Blog

Caring for an elderly or ill loved one can be one of the most rewarding experiences of one’s life. While challenging at times, caregiving is full of unexpected joys. 

If you’re providing comfort and care for a loved one, developing a senior care...

Grief can impact all spheres of a person’s life, making it difficult for the bereaved to return to everyday activities.

Once a social butterfly, you may find yourself cancelling or rescheduling time with loved ones as you work through the stages of...

Summertime in Cleveland is treasured by most—the sun is out and the winter weather is long gone. While the official kickoff of summer happens every year in June, there are still plenty of weeks left to enjoy the sun and many activities happening in...

Busch’s Guide for First-Time Family Caregivers is a three-part series. This is the second post of the series. Read the first post here.

Are you a first-time family caregiver? If so, you’re not alone (nearly 40 million Americans are), and you’re...

Busch’s Guide for First-Time Family Caregivers is a three-part series. Check back for the next post in the series.

Today, nearly 40 million Americans serve as family caregivers, providing assistance to an ill or aging loved one who may not be able...

Having a conversation with an aging loved one about senior living can be a tricky task, especially if he or she isn’t open to the idea of moving.

Before initiating such conversations, get a sense of your loved one’s needs. Consider these questions:

“When you look at your mother, you’re looking at the purest love you will ever know.”—Charley Benetto

With Mother’s Day around the corner, you may be wondering how to express love to the motherly figure(s) in your life. Whatever your plans, make...

Caring for an ill, elderly or aging loved one requires a family caregiver to wear many hats—often without any formal training or medical experience themselves.

Today’s caregivers are often part of the “Sandwich Generation,” a term for baby boomers...

Attention seniors: It’s time to dust off the warm-weather clothes and leave the snowy, cold winter season behind us. Springtime is just around the corner, and there are tons of memorable activities you and the entire family can take advantage of in...

Every day, we’re posed with questions like: How are you? What’s the weather like? Do you have dinner plans? The list could go on and on. However, when was the last time you engaged in truly deep, meaningful conversation with someone you talk to...