From Guilt to Good with Jeanette Yates
Support for caregivers, plus care tech you can trust.
Practical guidance on burnout, boundaries, and guilt, with simple care-tech translation so tools feel safe, supportive, and straightforward.
From Guilt to Good with Jeanette Yates
Latest Episodes
Planning Long-Term Care Before a Family Crisis with Lindsay Friedman
Most families do not make a comprehensive long-term care plan before they need one.Instead, they rely on a few assumptions:“Mom will move in with me.”“My siblings will help.”“We’ll figure it out...
Dementia Separation Anxiety, Repetitive Calls, and Caregiver Guilt
When someone with dementia calls repeatedly, it can leave caregivers exhausted, distracted, and afraid to put down the phone.Even when the last several calls involved the same question, the next one could be an emergency. And when caregi...
Patrick Coughlin on Protecting Aging Parents From AI Scams
AI scammers can now clone a loved one’s voice, impersonate trusted organizations, and create messages that are almost impossible to identify as fake.In this episode of From Guilt to Good, Jeanette Yates talks with cybersecurity ...
Kabir Bhatia on Helping Aging Parents Stay Home Safely Without Watching Them
Most aging parents want to stay home, but how do caregivers keep them safe without taking away their independence, dignity, or privacy?In this episode of From Guilt to Good, Jeanette Yates talks with Kabir Bhatia, co-founder and CEO of H...
Arvind Sarin on How AI Is Changing Home Health Care Without Replacing Nurses
AI is already changing home health care, but does that mean it is replacing nurses?In this episode of From Guilt to Good, Jeanette Yates talks with Arvind Sarin, founder and CEO of Copper Digital, about how AI can sup...
Fan Mail
just wanted to say thank you! I am a recent caregiver for my mother. Discovered your podcast today while driving cross country. Listen to at least eight hours with the contact and it's like you were sitting there with me through my whole care experience lol your topics are extremely boring and I am learning how to cope with so many situations and I just wanted to thank you for very much appreciated. Definitely helping this guy out. Thanks again Kevin Oeste
Collinsville, Illinois