Category: Family and Caregiver Resources

A woman sits on a couch, gently holding a small dog as they both look out a window, sharing a quiet moment of pet therapy in hospice care.

The Healing Power of Pet Therapy in Hospice Care

In general, pet therapy uses trained animals to improve a person’s emotional, physical, social, or cognitive well-being. In hospice care, pet therapy can be a Read More »

A hand holds an umbrella under a raincloud with lightning, shielding from the rain to prepare for emergencies, with a blue sky, clouds, and plants in the background.

Preparing for Emergencies

If you are a caregiver of an aging loved one, it is important to prepare yourself and your family for unexpected events such as weather Read More »

Whole-Person Care

Whole-Person Care At Four Seasons, we provide “whole person care.” But what does that mean? Treating the “whole person” means we not only address the Read More »

Three healthcare workers in blue scrubs stand together in a hospital hallway, surrounded by medical equipment and artwork, sharing Four Seasons quick facts during a brief conversation.

Four Seasons Quick Facts

Read quick facts about Four Seasons below. Who We Are Four Seasons is an award-winning, nonprofit palliative and hospice care organization. We are proud Read More »

A healthcare professional with a stethoscope, trained in dementia care, talks to a woman sitting on a bed, holding a tablet and gently placing a hand on her shoulder.

Four Seasons Offers Virtual Dementia Training

Four Seasons is excited to now offer Virtual Dementia Training to the community! The Virtual Dementia Tour (VDT) is a patented, ground-breaking, and evidence-based method Read More »

A healthcare worker smiles and takes notes while conversing with a seated woman in a red scarf and yellow shirt in a living room, offering support to address myths about hospice care in a caring environment.

5 Myths about Hospice Care

In this blog, we discuss five common myths about hospice care. If you have any questions about these or other concerns, contact us today to Read More »

Three people sit close together on a couch, smiling and hugging each other with clear happiness and affection; their joyful expressions show no visible signs of advancing symptoms.

Signs of Advancing Symptoms in Aging Loved Ones

The holidays are a time for gathering with family and friends, including some we may not have seen in a long while. Children grow in Read More »

A healthcare worker in navy scrubs sits beside and talks with a woman in a cozy living room with a decorated Christmas tree in the background, gently discussing questions such as, “Do I need palliative or hospice care?”.

Do I Need Palliative or Hospice Care?

As you spend more time with family and friends during the holidays, you might notice changes in your aging loved ones. Knowing when it’s time Read More »

Colorful puzzle pieces symbolizing autism awareness are scattered across a light blue background, with yellow, red, blue, and gray pieces suggesting diversity and resilience in overcoming challenges, while a large area of empty space sits below.

Supporting Children with Autism after a Natural Disaster

Written by Jay Wilson, MSW, LCSWA, CCTS-I Four Seasons Child & Adolescent Grief Coordinator Jump to Recommendations & Resources I frequently receive calls from parents Read More »

Two people sit on a bed with their backs to the camera, embracing each other in gentle light as sheer curtains and a pink chair set a calm atmosphere while they find comfort together during an ADHD crisis.

Supporting Children with ADHD through a Crisis

Written by Jay Wilson, MSW, LCSWA, CCTS-I Four Seasons Child & Adolescent Grief Coordinator Jump to Recommendations & Resources I often get grief support requests Read More »