2026
August
Tips for Taking Care of Aging Loved Ones
From the Emory News, learn about caregiving resources and practical advice on supporting aging loved ones, including connecting with other caregivers, planning for future care early, starting health conversations before problems arise, and focusing on quality of life.
June
Is it Aging or Dementia?
Check out Dr. Mroz's article on how to spot early warning signs of dementia, precautions to take, and how to reach out for help.
Interview with Dan Salinger
Dr. Mroz was interviewed by caregiver influencer Dan Salinger on her experiences researching caregiving and plans for future research. They discussed the importance of reinstalling empathy as a caregiver and the difficulties that come with being a caregiver multiple times. Salinger touched on his personal experience as a caregiver and how Dr. Mroz's work has opened new perspectives into this role.
2025
November
Gerontological Society of America Annual Scientific Meeting
This year, Dr. Mroz led a symposium on empathy and caregiving, bringing together leading scientists from five universities around the country. Frost Lab students Annie Pei, Gelila Amebllu, and Emily Tso also presented results from a brand-new study looking at how people with cognitive impairment tell important stories from their lives, and how Virtual Reality technology can facilitate storytelling.
June
The Caregiver's Journey Podcast
Dr. Mroz joined Sue Ryan and Nancy Treaster on their podcast “The Caregiver’s Journey”, a nonprofit empowering dementia caregivers to navigate their journeys, to talk about tips for experienced caregivers. They discuss the importance of assessing your readiness, finding support, and that preparedness comes from resources and emotional strength, not just your previous experiences. It encourages caregivers to approach their stories with grace and make space for growth.
2024
December
K22 Career Development Award
Dr. Mroz was awarded a K22 Career Development Award from the National Institute on Aging for her research "Preparedness for Caregiving in Experienced Caregivers of Persons Living with Dementia."