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Why is aphasia considered an invisible disability? Find out more about this condition and how speech therapy can be used to support stroke survivors.
The Caregiving Welfare Association (CWA) held its first Caregiving Fest this year, as the finale to Caregiving Week. As it turns out, caregivers have a lot of knowledge to share.
Jamie Buitelaar was in her late teens when her mother Alison was diagnosed with Young Onset Dementia, a form of dementia that begins to reveal itself in those aged 30 to 65. How did she take it in, and how did it change their relationship as they navigated the challenges of living with dementia together?
Caregiver stress and the mental health needs of caregivers are in the spotlight in the podcast This is What Caregiver Stress Feels Like.
Can we age gracefully? Sylvia Toh Paik Choo mulls on her transition between being ladies who lunch to ladies who lurch.
Are seniors being a bit kiasi over the latest mpox news? That’s perfectly fine, says Neil Humphreys.
“What many seniors need is a listening ear – someone who can sit down with them and talk to them,” says Jason Lee, a silver freelance home-based caregiver with The Caregiving Welfare Association (CWA).
In this first of a two-part series, Alison Lim tells her story of unexpected challenges in navigating Young Onset Dementia, which begins to show symptoms between the ages of 30 and 65.
A 70-year-old caregiver discusses the financial, emotional and mental toll of being a caregiver.
This Nurses’ Day (1 August in Singapore), we celebrate the senior nurses who’ve dedicated their lives to healthcare.
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