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Employer Wake-Up Call: It’s Time to Become ‘Caring Companies’
Since 2019 much has changed for employees who are also caregiving. Read this updated blog on how employers can become “caring companies”
Season 2, Episode 5 – Show Notes and Resource Links
Spring officially starts March 21 and that means longer daylight hours to enjoy nature either by bringing it inside or viewing upon it from indoors. This love of nature and biophilic design is part of Sherri’s interview with Dr. Esther Sternberg, author of Healing...
Caregiving Club’s BookLovers List for Caregivers
As an authorpreneur, corporate gerontologist and CEO/Founder of the Caregiving Club, Sherri Snelling has been a lifelong bibliophile. Her love of reading and writing came from her strong bond with her maternal grandmother who was a short story writer and author....
Caregiving Club’s Booklovers Reading List – Men As Caregivers
"Enough About Me: The Unexpected Power of Selflessness" by Richard Lui
Caregiving Club’s Booklovers Reading List – Celebrity Caregivers Memoirs
On Aging and Gratitude "Enough About Me: The Unexpected Power of Selflessness" by Richard Lui
Caregiving Club’s Booklovers Reading List – Caregiving and Communication
Caregiving Club’s Booklovers Reading List – Spousal Caregiving
Caregiving Club’s Booklovers Reading List – End of Life
A special story on what we don't want long-term care and end of life to be When I was a graduate student getting my master's in gerontology at USC, my professor George Shannon assigned us to read May Sarton's book, "As We Are Now" which was originally published in...
Caregiving Club’s Booklovers Reading List – Caregiving Books for Children and YA
YA Novels
Caregiving Club’s Booklovers Reading List – Caregiving Cookbooks
Caregiving Club’s Booklovers Reading List – Alzheimer’s Caregiving
Alzheimer's - Celebrity Caregiver Stories