Eldercare Illuminated

When Deb Hallisey became her mother’s primary caregiver, her pace as a busy working daughter changed her relationship with her mom — and not for the better. Since then, Deb has slowed down and become a different type of caregiver. The benefit of doing so has accrued to both mother and daughter, and opened the door to better communication and a different perspective. The result — less frustration, more joy.Tune in to this episode of Eldercare Illuminated to learn about the small, easy-to-implement changes that can transform your caregiving relationship with your loved one. Then, share them with the other caregivers in his or her life. Fast food or a lovingly prepared home-cooked meal? You decide.About Our Guest:Deb Hallisey has over 25 years’ experience as a consultant building and enhancing corporate training programs with Ernst & Young and Huron Consulting group along with smaller boutique firms. In 2015 she became responsible for her mother after her father’s death. Today, she offers caregivers advice