Caring for Loved Ones Without Burning Out: Inside Midland’s Adult Day Program | #84 episode artwork

EPISODE · May 12, 2026 · 28 MIN

Caring for Loved Ones Without Burning Out: Inside Midland’s Adult Day Program | #84

from TALK MIDLAND w/ Logan Richetti · host TALK MIDLAND

Caring for a loved one is one of the hardest — and most important — roles someone can take on.Logan sits down with Christin Cardani of Senior Services Midland and Seasons Adult Day Health Services to talk about a powerful but often overlooked resource for families.Christin shares how Seasons provides a structured daytime program for individuals experiencing dementia, cognitive changes, or other conditions — while also giving caregivers something just as important: time.They dive into: What Seasons Adult Day Health Services actually is  Who qualifies and how the program works  Why socialization and routine matter for cognitive health  How caregivers can avoid burnout  What a typical day looks like for participants  The importance of early intervention  And how this program helps families keep loved ones at home longer This episode is about support, dignity, and giving both seniors and caregivers a better quality of life.Stay Connected with Us!Please like, share, and subscribe to the #TalkMidland Podcast to stay updated on future episodes and help spread the word about the amazing people and programs in Midland, Michigan.Follow #TalkMidland on social media for the latest updates and episodes:@TALKMIDLANDJoin the conversation and be part of the Midland, Michigan community!#TalkMidland Chapter Notes00:00 – What Is Senior Services Midland? Overview of programs and services03:10 – What Is Seasons Adult Day Health Services? A unique program for cognitive care06:45 – Who the Program Is Designed For Dementia, stroke, Parkinson’s, and more11:20 – Why Socialization Matters Combating isolation and creating purpose16:10 – A Day in the Life at Seasons Activities, structure, and engagement21:30 – Supporting Caregivers Respite care and avoiding burnout26:45 – Flexibility & Scheduling Options Part-time, full-time, and trial days31:10 – Early Intervention Benefits Why starting sooner matters36:20 – Cost & Financial Assistance Options Making care accessible41:00 – Volunteers & Community Support How people can get involved45:30 – Keeping Loved Ones at Home Longer Why programs like this matterKeywordsChristin Cardani, Senior Services Midland, Seasons Adult Day Health Services, Dementia care Midland MI, Caregiver support services, Adult day programs Michigan, Midland MI podcast, Talk Midland podcast, Senior care resources, Cognitive health programs, Alzheimer’s support Midland, Respite care services, Aging in place support, Caregiver burnout help, Midland community services

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