Caregiving Resources
for Your Library

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit honoring librarian Nancy Dulniak, donating grade-appropriate books about Alzheimer's, dementia, and other disabilities to public libraries and Title I school students.

A global community of nearly 400 authors curating memoirs, caregiver guides, and fiction on Alzheimer's and dementia — with a podcast, free resources, and custom collections for care homes and senior centers.

Certified Caregiving Consultants™ provide personalized support for any caregiving situation — any diagnosis, any relationship, any location. First session is free; scholarships available.

Five personalized coaching sessions focused on a family's three biggest dementia care challenges — behavior management, communication, and family dynamics.

Personalized coaching to reclaim wellbeing — choose more joy, boundaries, and creativity, or less stress, guilt, and isolation. Includes group coaching and community access.

Specialized coaching for those navigating memory changes alone — maintaining independence and building strategies for the road ahead.

A guided plan for healing after caregiving — a three-step process to name the pain, identify the healing strategy, and envision the outcome. Available as a free eBook.

Practical strategies and worksheets for family caregivers managing work and caregiving responsibilities at the same time.

Certified Family Care Manager — skills for caring for family members. You're the CEO — managing your caregiving experience and stress. Both at no cost.

Join free sessions to build caregiving plans with expert guidance and connect with other family caregivers in a supportive group setting.

Locate yourself within the Six Caregiving Stages™ to understand what's happening now — and what's coming next.

When a diagnosis lands, everything shifts. This tool helps families process what's happened and identify clear next steps.

There are 14 Caregiving Fatigues™ — naming the one you're carrying is the first step toward relief.

Helps family caregivers locate community resources, services, and assistance programs available in their area.

Build real respite into daily life right where you are — without waiting for someone to rescue you.

Helps families build a clear picture of caregiving expenses — and understand the broader community impact of this work.

A framework for understanding where someone is in their caregiving journey — useful for patrons, programming design, and readers' advisory conversations.

Tools to help family caregivers understand their stress, fatigue, creative needs, and what kind of support fits them best — including How Stressed Are You? and What's Wearing You Out?

An online community for family caregivers and professionals — a place to connect, ask questions, and find support from others who understand the caregiving experience.

Real stories from family caregivers and former caregivers — authentic accounts of the challenges, joys, and transformation that come with caring for someone you love.

Denise Brown's newsletter engaging with current issues in caregiving — thoughtful perspectives for caregivers, former caregivers, and the professionals who serve them.

Invite patrons to share their own story. Submissions may be featured in The Caring Days newsletter to inspire and connect the broader caregiving community.

Comfort, company, and connection for family caregivers — a growing library of audio content and soul breaks designed for moments of rest and reflection.

YouTube playlists from past programs: caregiving conferences, morning support for working caregivers, Our Courageous Acts, Our Resilient Spirit, Healing the Holidays, and more.