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When a loved one dies, many people experience a crisis. The world suddenly stands still, but the job demands the usual presence and performance. Companies often let their employees down because there is a lack of a culture of mourning, says Theres Kirisits. In the interview, the grief counselor explains how grief can find a place in the job.

Many people with disabilities, chronic illnesses or those in need of care use electrical aids. What many people don't know is that under certain circumstances they can have their electricity costs reimbursed by their health insurance company. Here you can read the most important information about the requirements and application for the electricity cost subsidy.

In our hectic everyday life, many people, whether with family obligations such as child rearing or maintaining relatives or as singles, are often affected by brooding and fears. This constant circles of thought can not only reduce the quality of life, but also lead to serious psychological stress. But there are scientifically sound methods to break through this vicious circle.

A phase full of departure, curiosity and self -discovery: young people discover their place in the world, develop their own values and new skills. At the same time, they encounter challenges such as pressure to perform, digital media and social changes. This chances for growth, resilience and self -efficacy offer really accompanied.

Living in one's own home despite needing care is the wish of many people. For their relatives, this can become a challenge. A solution often presented is 24-hour care. What does it involve? Who is it suitable for? What needs to be considered? An expert informs about the opportunities and risks.

On June 1, 2025, a comprehensive reform of the Maternity Protection Act came into force in Germany. The innovations aim to adapt maternity protection to family realities, strengthen health and economic security, and at the same time relieve employers. The focus is particularly on financial benefits in cases of miscarriage.

There are words that sound negative at first glance but reveal a completely new meaning upon closer inspection. "Disappointment" is one of them. Doesn't sound good, does it? You think of shattered dreams, hopes that vanish into thin air, people who let us down. But if you break the word down, it also contains a liberating truth.

Many caregivers do not know that they have some tax benefits through caregiving or nursing. A tax consultant explains what they should know and which care costs they can declare in the tax return.

Open discussions about sexuality are essential for the healthy development of children and adolescents, yet many adults feel unsure about how to address this topic. Age-appropriate and non-judgmental education helps develop a healthy self-image and realistic understanding of sexuality.

Taking care of a relative is exhausting - and can make you ill. A rehabilitation measure can help you regain health. It can also take place with the person being cared for. The most important information about rehabilitation for caregiving relatives.

The bond between parents and child forms the foundation for a child's life and is currently the focus of scientific and societal discussions. In this article, we explore what constitutes bonding, how it can be nurtured, and take a look at historical practices that seem astonishing from today's perspective.

Care is expensive. Although the long-term care insurance pays for some services for those in need of care, the money is by far not enough. Therefore, the long-term care insurance is only considered a partial coverage insurance. The remaining amounts must be paid by the individuals in need of care themselves, their relatives, or the state.

After applying for a care level, a home visit from the Medical Service is usually scheduled. It is worthwhile to prepare well for the appointment. In this article, you will learn what you can do in advance, which documents are important, and why normalcy is important.

Oh yes, the pre-Christmas season. Glittering fairy lights, fragrant cookies, and harmonious family moments. Sounds nice, doesn't it? Reality often feels different: deadlines at work, gift hunting in crowded stores, and the ambitious goal of planning the "perfect" Christmas celebration. 

Welcome to the December marathon. But there is a force that carries us through all this hustle and bustle: Confidence.

Christmas is just around the corner! And for people, this means the search for a suitable Christmas gift for their loved ones begins again. Regularly, electronic novelties, books, clothing, or perfumes can be found under the Christmas tree.

If you don't have any ideas yet on what to gift to someone with dementia, feel free to be inspired by our suggestions.