Voices of Care Blog

Honoring Caregivers, Offering Support on National Caregivers Day

Posted on February 20, 2025 by Lisa Conti in Caregiving

The need for caregivers is increasing as the population ages and more people are diagnosed with dementia. The free Dementia GUIDE Program can help. ...

Hospice Volunteer: Pet Therapy Work ‘Worth More Than Money’

Posted on January 29, 2025 by Lisa Conti in Pet therapy, Volunteers

Care Dimensions Hospice Volunteer Brian Cafarella discusses the joys and rewards of visiting patients with his pet therapy dog, Patriot. ...

Loving Memories of My Grandfather

Posted on January 10, 2025 by Hermie Stephen Kapunan in Hospice

A young man recalls special times with his grandfather and helping him through his end-of-life journey with hospice. ...

6 Tips for Coping with Loss During the Holidays

Posted on November 21, 2024 by Care Dimensions Bereavement Team

Here are some ways to help you find some comfort and even happiness as you navigate the holidays without your loved one. ...

Activities that Help Grieving Children and Teens

Posted on November 14, 2024 by Sarah Bujold, MS, CCLS, & Jason Abrams, Child Life Practicum Student in Children

Children and teens often benefit from creative activities that allow them space to process their feelings, develop coping skills, and remember the person who died. ...

A Tribute to Patrick: More Than a Therapy Dog

Posted on October 25, 2024 by Care Dimensions in Complementary therapy, Pet therapy, Volunteers

Remembering Care Dimensions' first therapy dog, who brought comfort and joy to countless hospice patients and their families. ...

Spiritual Counselors: Beyond Religious Roles

Posted on October 21, 2024 by Rev. Sharon Dunbar-Link, M. Div. in Hospice

When working with hospice patients and their families, spiritual counselors wear many hats. Learn how we support patients beyond traditional religious roles. ...

‘Sweet’ Pet Therapy Team Brings Joy to Hospice Patients

Posted on September 9, 2024 by Lisa Conti in Complementary therapy, Volunteers

For Care Dimensions volunteer Dave Houle, his dog, Dolce, is not just a best friend but half of a team that benefits hospice patients and their families in Greater Boston. ...

Longtime Hospice Volunteer Walks in Memory of Family and Friends

Posted on September 4, 2024 by Shaun Neville in Volunteers, Walk for Hospice

A passion for caring led Annie Bonazoli to become a hospice volunteer. Each fall, she participates in the Walk for Hospice to remember friends who have passed. ...

Hospice Aide Finds Purpose in Compassionate Elder Care

Posted on July 22, 2024 by Dominique Fulse, Hospice Aide in Hospice, Hospice careers

After a childhood experience opened her eyes to the potential isolation facing older adults, Dominique Fulse found her life's calling in elder care. ...

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Honoring Caregivers, Offering Support on National Caregivers Day

Hospice Volunteer: Pet Therapy Work ‘Worth More Than Money’

Loving Memories of My Grandfather

6 Tips for Coping with Loss During the Holidays

Activities that Help Grieving Children and Teens

A Tribute to Patrick: More Than a Therapy Dog

Spiritual Counselors: Beyond Religious Roles

‘Sweet’ Pet Therapy Team Brings Joy to Hospice Patients

Longtime Hospice Volunteer Walks in Memory of Family and Friends

Hospice Aide Finds Purpose in Compassionate Elder Care