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Dementia patients feel offended and insulted when they are told they are no longer fit to drive. But what is so painful is existential for the safety of the person with dementia as well as for road users. What can relatives do?

Audi-employee Tanja and care expert Johannes Winklmair from famPLUS talk to presenters Brigitte Theile and Axel Robert Müller about "Reconciling work and family life" and share their experiences and valuable tips. It's worth listening!

Parental leave is over. Returning to work is imminent. Since 2013, parents have had the right to a childcare place for their under-threes. So, where is the challenge?

Anyone who has already experienced what it is like to care for one's own parents in old age knows: it is anything but easy. Petra Wieschalla helps parents to overcome this crisis and regain strength and perspective.

Angela Schmidt founded Notfallmamas in 2012. The company is now active in numerous German cities. With her, working parents with sick children have been able to book trained and child-loving emergency care for parents within just two hours.

Home-office and looking after your own offspring at the same time didn't work before the pandemic and before the lockdown. Here, too, Corona acts like a burning glass.

Markus Proske is a humour therapist and dementia counsellor. With a lot of humour, he wants to bring more joy into dealing with dementia and help those affected to enjoy the beautiful moments above all.

Burnout vs. self-care is a topic of great importance for mothers and fathers, especially in the current situation. Now that the job, school and family life are being carried out at home, life there can certainly get out of hand.

Sociology graduate and managing director of Neon Rosenheim, Ludwig Binder talks to us about addiction, the impact of holidays and COVID-19 on consumption behavior, and provides practical tips for relatives of substance users.

Too much stress at work? This, as well as many other factors that lead to dissatisfaction, can make you sick in the long run. What can you do to take care of yourself and effectively prevent burnout and similar conditions?

The first Covid 19 wave was rolled over us in the spring and fathers and mothers suddenly have to answer in addition to their parental and professional duties as teachers for their children at home. 

In a joint podcast project with the KKH Care Fund, the third season has now been released.

Childcare places are urgently needed. The expansion of childcare facilities is progressing significantly. And yet: Far too many parents find themselves without a spot after parental leave. What is the real situation - and what can be done in an emergency?

How can we keep our partnership lively, maintain it, and still find joy in each other amidst the daily grind? We reveal what you can focus on to strengthen your relationship.