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Welcome to Caregiver Way
No one should have to navigate caregiving alone. Caregiver Way is a free online resource library designed to support family caregivers with trusted information, practical guidance, and self-awareness whenever it's needed.
Our growing library features short, expert-led videos, downloadable guides, checklists, and articles covering the topics caregivers face every day—self-care, caring for your loved one, financial & legal, end-of-life care and life after caregiving. Whether you have five minutes or an hour, you'll find relevant, easy-to-understand content that fits your schedule.
Caregiver Way also includes a private journal where you can capture thoughts, track your caregiving journey, record important moments, and reflect along the way—all in one secure place.
Wherever you are in your caregiving journey, Caregiver Way is here to provide reliable resources, practical tools, and compassionate support to help you care with greater confidence.
Featured Content & Contributors
Preparing an End of Life File
Abby Vincent
Approved on May 15th, 2024
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An end-of-life file can help have all important documents in one place.
Katresha Taylor
Contributor
Volunteer Coordinator
Katresha is a native Hoosier who grew up in Southern Indiana and has now lived in the Indy region for over 20 years. She graduated from the University of Indianapolis with a Bachelor’s in Communication and has worked in long term care and hospice for over 20. Katresha is passionate about end-of-life care education . She has recently created a lecture called Grief: The Human Experience that she presents to Universities and Colleges around Central Indiana. Katresha is a self-proclaimed foodie and enjoys sharing these adventures on her Social Media. Instagram: a_heart_full_of_whimsy
Having the Hospice Conversation
Dr. William G. Hoy
Approved on April 23rd, 2025
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Here are some tips for navigating the hospice conversation with your loved one.
Stephanie Garner
Contributor
Director of Parent Support and Education
Stephanie Garner graduated from Franklin College with her undergraduate degree in psychology and from Indiana University with a Masters in Kinesiology. She has a passion for working with individuals with developmental disabilities and is excited to be part of the team at Down Syndrome Indiana. Stephanie began attending DSI events after the birth of her daughter, Lily, who just happens to have an extra chromosome. She states, “Working at Down Syndrome Indiana is a dream come true! DSI is such and amazing organization that has done so much to support our family.” Stephanie resides in Plainfield with her husband and daughter.
Giving Medication
Diane Chew
Approved on October 29th, 2024
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Here are some ways that might help you give your loved one medication.
Diane Chew
Contributor
Dementia Coach Diane
I’m a certified life coach and full-time caregiver for my husband, Ben, who is living at home with Lewy Body Dementia. I share our journey together on social media: @dementiacoachdiane to help other caregivers as they navigate through the daily challenges of taking care of a loved one at home. You can find me on Instagram, FB, YouTube and TikTok offering tips on dementia care and self care. As a coach, I know how important it is to address caregiver needs on all levels: physical, emotional, mental, and spiritual, and I offer my personal solutions as I walk a similar path every day, caring for my beloved husband.
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