Tag Archives: Caregiver Support

Jun 29, 2026 | 443 Views

Why Do People with Dementia Wander? Understanding the Causes and How to Keep Them Safe

When a loved one with dementia starts wandering, it can be terrifying for caregivers. You might find them trying to leave for a job they retired from decades ago, searching for a childhood home, or simply walking without a clear …

Jun 16, 2026 | 298 Views

Caregiver Burnout in Indian Families: The Silent Crisis Nobody Talks About

Why Family Caregivers Need Care Too Many Indian families believe that caring for elderly parents (seniors) is a duty, responsibility, and privilege. All three are true. However, what often goes unnoticed is the emotional and physical toll caregiving can take …

Jun 15, 2026 | 340 Views

When Children Disagree About Elderly Parents’ Care: Understanding Different Realities of Caregiving

Different Addresses, Different Realities, Same Love for Parents The world has become smaller, but families have become geographically larger. Today, many Indian families have one child living with elderly parents (seniors) in India while another child lives abroad. Both children …

Jun 07, 2026 | 271 Views

When Elderly Parents Refuse Help – Understanding Resistance to Care in Seniors

Caring for elderly parents (seniors) can be deeply rewarding, but it can also present emotional challenges. One of the most difficult situations families face is when parents refuse help despite visible difficulties with health, mobility, memory, or daily living activities. …

May 25, 2026 | 298 Views

Lessons in Person-Centered Care: My Psychology Internship at VataVriksh Parent Care, Gurgaon

Moving from Classroom Theory to Real-World Care My psychology internship at VataVriksh Parent Care, a leading senior care organization providing assisted living in Gurgaon, began as an opportunity to gain professional exposure and practical experience. However, over time, it became …

Mar 14, 2026 | 418 Views

The Power of Routine in Dementia Care – Why Familiar Habits Matter

We all have things in our lives that ground us. It’s the familiarity of drinking from our favourite mug in the morning or following a specific route to work. For most of us, these habits are just background noise. We …

Mar 12, 2026 | 444 Views

Impact of Social Connection on People with Parkinson’s and Their Caregivers 

Breaking the Ripple Effects of Isolation  Parkinson’s disease is often discussed in terms of physical symptoms such as tremors, stiffness, or difficulty in movement. However, one of the most overlooked challenges faced by people living with Parkinson’s is social isolation. …