These books cover a range of topics from the intricacies of the American healthcare system to personal memoirs and comprehensive guides on mental health. Whether you're new to caregiving or seeking deeper understanding and practical advice, these books are invaluable resources.

Family caregiving is a vital yet challenging role that many people find themselves in at some point. Whether you're new to caregiving or a seasoned veteran, you may have numerous questions about how to best care for your loved one and yourself. Here, we address ten common questions searched by family caregivers.

Like many of America's 53 million caregivers, supporting my brother with schizophrenia has been an arduous journey. It's the hardest job I've ever had.

Stepping into the role of a caregiver can be both a rewarding and challenging experience. New caregivers, driven by love and a desire to help, often dive headfirst into their responsibilities. However, without adequate preparation and understanding, they can easily make mistakes affecting their well-being and that of the person they care for. Here are five common mistakes new caregivers make and how to avoid them.