After caring for an aging parent and an addicted son, they discovered that their marriage was in need of some tender loving care.
Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan shares his mother’s battle with the disease and the challenges millions of Alzheimer’s caregivers face.
She enjoyed being a wife and mother, but still felt discontented, disconnected from who she once was. Until she finally returned to her first love: music.
Sex-trafficking survivor Annie Lobert shares how God’s love healed her and led her to minister to other victims in the industry
There’s a reason this outreach coordinator is able to guide addicts toward their paths to recovery: He used to be an addict himself.
The author and speaker shares how faith and calming routines help maintain her mental health.
Finding energy and encouragement during a relay race on Cape Cod
The Reverend Pablo Diaz addresses addiction, its effect on communities and the role hope can play in overcoming it.
Read why Kristi Yamaguchi, a special Olympic correspondent for TODAY, doesn’t consider winning gold at Albertville in 1992 her biggest achievement.
A caregiving expert shares tips to help you remain safe as you carry out your tasks.
Many of us are unsure about how best to interact with friends and loved ones who have Alzheimer’s and other forms of dementia, but it can be easy as asking them about their lives.
