Family Caregiver

Tips for Those Who Unknowingly Have Become Caregivers

Raise your hand if you do any of the following: drive a loved one to a doctor’s visit, make meals for this loved one, help this loved one ... Read More

How To Balance Your Loved One’s Needs With Your Own

Caregiving is nothing new to the Black community. In fact, Black Americans are more likely than other racial and ethnic groups to serve in ... Read More

In Sickness and in Health: How to Support Your Spouse’s Cancer Diagnosis

Any form of cancer diagnosis can be a difficult and indescribable experience for both the patient and their spouse. As a spouse, it's ... Read More

7 Ways to Help Someone Through a Mental Health Crisis

According to the annual poll run by the American Psychology Association (APA), Americans are more and more concerned about their safety and ... Read More

Caregiver Fatigue Wearing You Out? You Aren’t Alone!

Many who have found themselves in caregiver positions are faced with increased physical demands, financial strain, time limitations, and ... Read More

My Story: “Breast Cancer Was The Pink Elephant In The Room”

After losing her mother to breast cancer at 14 years old, Lorraine Gibson lived with the fear of the "pink elephant in the room," unable to ... Read More

21 Ways To Be A Better Friend For Someone With A Mental Illness

Friendships can be vital for getting through the hard times life inevitably throws at us. If you need to cry, laugh or forget about your ... Read More

Advanced Prostate Cancer Is Not A Death Sentence

Prostate cancer can be a scary and uncomfortable topic to talk about as it is the most common form of cancer found in men. African American ... Read More