There is ample research to suggest that family caregivers are more distressed by behavioral problems and changes in the personality of their loved ones than by their physical disabilities. For instance, while it may prove challenging for family members to physically pick up the body of a loved one who has suffered a stroke and has physical limitations, matters are made even more difficult if the loved one is resisting the caregivers\u2019 offers to help, or accusing them of mistreating him or her, due to dementia.<\/p>\n
In order to support their endeavors to care for loved ones, caregivers need and deserve recognition and appreciation. However, loved ones who are beset by cognitive and behavioral problems are frequently lacking in the ability to express their gratitude.<\/p>\n
There are methods that family caregivers can apply in order to handle their loved ones\u2019 conduct more effectively. Individuals with cognitive and behavioral issues frequently have sensitivity to (more…)<\/span><\/a><\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" There is ample research to suggest that family caregivers are more distressed by behavioral problems and changes in the personality of their loved ones than by their physical disabilities. For instance, while it may prove challenging for family members to…<\/span><\/p>\n