Choosing the right professional keynote speaker can make or break your caregiving-focused event. Whether you are planning a community event, a professional conference, or an…
Dr. Aaron Blight
The Founder of Caregiving Kinetics
Dr. Aaron Blight, Ed.D. is a renowned international speaker, consultant, and founder of Caregiving Kinetics, specializing in caregiving. Recognized as a “Top 100 Healthcare Leader,” Dr. Blight’s expertise spans over two decades, including leadership roles in healthcare policy and founding a successful home care company. He has authored the award-winning book, When Caregiving Calls, and holds academic positions and advisory roles with several organizations. Dr. Blight is dedicated to enhancing the understanding and support of caregiving through his extensive work and research.
Different Conditions, Different Care: A Comparison of Caregiving for People with Age-Related Terminal Conditions, Mental Illness, and Developmental Disabilities
Caregiving is a multidimensional experience shaped by the needs, capacities, and life trajectories of the person receiving care. Whether the care recipient is an older…
The United Nations Principles for Older Persons: Universally Accepted Guidance for Governments, Communities, and Organizations
Last week, I gave my students at Shenandoah University an assignment: take a “principle” listed on the United Nations Principles for Older Persons webpage and…
Recruiting Participants for the “Letters to Dementia” Research Project
If you’re on my distribution list, I’d like to tell you that we are currently recruiting participants for the “Letters to Dementia” research project. If…
Caregiver Statistics: One in Four Americans Are Now Caregivers, According to New Report
The long-awaited 2025 report from AARP and the National Alliance for Caregiving, “Caregiving in the US,” has been released, outlining various caregiver statistics. A PDF…
Why Respite Care Matters: Revisiting the Research on a Vital Component of Caregiver Support
If you’ve ever cared for a loved one, you know the role doesn’t come with regular breaks or a set schedule. Caregiving is personal. It’s…
