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By Joe LaGuardia
This article ran on A Tapestry of Love blog, a resource for caregivers, family, and loved ones, by Joe LaGuardia and Daphne Reiley.

Here at A Tapestry of Love, we have seen many families who care for a loved one who has to move to a new facility because of declining health or loss of independence.

Yet, the timing of the caregiver and the care receiver may be off–conflict arises when a decision as to when to move has to be made.  Sometimes, a care receiver just doesn’t want to move at all: he or she does not want to leave a home, memories  and neighborhoods behind.

What can help the transition process in a move or relocation?

There is no “right” answer for families going through this type of transition, but here are some things to think about when making any transition…[Read More].

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I’m Joe

Welcome to Baptist Spirituality, articles exploring the intersection of faith and culture. Topics include biblical scholarship, culture and the arts, politics, science, and theology.

Rev. Dr. Joe LaGuardia is pastor, writer, and chaplain residing in Florida. He is author of three books and regular contributor to Smyth and Helwys’ Formations Series. His articles appeared in USA Today, Baptist News Global, Christian Ethics Today, TCPalm, and Rockdale Citizen.

Joe holds degrees from Palm Beach Atlantic University and the McAfee School of Theology at Mercer University.

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