Kari Berit is a speaker, author, radio host, founder of The Unexpected Caregiver and a caregiving expert. We had the opportunity to learn more about her caregiving journey and all of the ups and downs it brings.
Resources & Blog
Explore our wide range of content tailored for family caregivers in the library below.
Falls are the leading cause of death and trauma-related hospital admissions in the elderly. Click here to learn about home safety and prevention.
Emergency Preparedness for Caregivers
If you’re responsible for the care of a loved one, the idea of a natural disaster becomes even more frightening. Click here to learn how to prepare.
5 Laws in California for Family Caregivers: What You Need to Know
In this article, we’ll summarize 5 of the laws that impact you as a family caregiver in California. Click here to learn more.
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The ‘IRS of Caregiving’: Information, Respite, and Support
As you start to cope with the “new normal” of caregiving, it’s important to remember IRS: Information, Respite, and Support.
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Susanne White is a caregiver, the founder of Caregiver Warrior an author and speaker. We had the opportunity to interview Susanne about her caregiving journey and what led her to creating Caregiver Warrior.
Preventing Burnout & Compassion Fatigue
Livestream: what is caregiver burnout? What is compassion fatigue? And how can prevent them from happening to you? Let’s discuss.
Dementia: Symptoms, Behaviors & Challenges
In an informative livestream, the Del Mar Caregiver Resource Center discusses dementia and the symptoms, behaviors, and challenges it presents.
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Calming Ideas to Use with Your Loved Ones
As a caregiver, you and your loved ones are under regular stress. In this article, we’ll discuss what problems stress can cause and how to find a feeling of calm.
Men’s health awareness month has recently passed, but the topic is one worth discussing year-round. Here is why: 50% of premature male deaths in the US are preventable. In addition, “men in the United States, on average, die 5 years earlier than women and die at higher rates from the three leading causes of death, […]
