The Pace Paradigm: Tools and Tips for Family Caregivers on Life Happens

<p><em>The Challenges of Caregiving: &quot;Yeah, there are several challenges. I would say the top three. One is definitely dealing with caregiver guilt. What happens for the family caregiver all of a sudden, all these choices, all these demands, all these responsibilities are on your shoulder.&quot;— Tami Anastasia</em></p> <p>Welcome back to another episode of &quot;Life Happens with Kim Hegwood.&quot; I&#39;m your host, Kim Hegwood, and today we have a very special guest joining us, Tami Anastasia. Tami is a caregiver expert with extensive experience in supporting families who are caring for loved ones with dementia, particularly Alzheimer&#39;s disease. </p> <p>In this episode, Tami will be sharing invaluable tools and strategies for caregivers, helping them navigate the challenges that arise throughout their caregiving journey. We&#39;ll be diving deep into topics such as caregiver guilt, communication techniques, the decision to transition to a care community, and much more. If you&#39;re a caregiver or know someone who is, this episode is a must-listen. So, grab a cup of coffee, settle in, and get ready to gain some valuable insights that will empower and support you on your caregiving journey. Let&#39;s dive into &quot;Tools for Caregivers&quot; with Tami Anastasia.</p> <p> </p> <p><strong>Title:</strong>  The Pace Paradigm: Tools and Tips for Family Caregivers on Life Happens</p> <p><strong>Here is what Kim will ask Tami</strong></p> <p>1. You talk about helping caregivers with the Pace Paradigm. Can you break down the PACE paradigm that is mentioned in your book?</p> <p>2. What are some of the biggest challenges dementia caregiver/care partners struggle with?</p> <p>3. Address some of the &quot;why&#39;s: - why does my loved one living with dementia ask repetitive questions, blame me for things, argumentative or combative, refuse my help?</p> <p>4. When is the right time to move my loved one with dementia into memory care?</p> <p>5. What can people expect as dementia progresses?</p> <p><strong> </strong