The Hart Of It All with Teri Hart
May 19, 2026 · 39 min · 12 segments
Caregiving in Canada is not a private family issue. It is one of the biggest social, economic, and healthcare realities of our time. In this episode of The Hart of It All, Teri Hart speaks with Liv…
Liv MendelsohnGuestTeri HartHostOne of the reasons I started this podcast was because every person I spoke to about my caregiving journey had a story of their own.
The second I opened up, they did too, and if it wasn't their own story, it was a friend or another family member.
The impact of the caregiving crisis is just beginning to be understood, and the numbers for the future tell us we need to find a better solution.
The Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence recently published Caring in Canada, a survey of over 2,600 caregivers and care providers.
Liv Mendelsohn is the executive director of the Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence, a program of the Azrieli Foundation.
Liv strengthens the systems and communities that support caregivers and care providers across Canada through research, innovation, policy engagement, and co-design grounded in lived experience.
A lifelong caregiver with lived experience of disability, she is committed to building a Canada where caregiving is valued and caregivers' voices sha- shape programs, policy, and decision-making.
One of the reasons I started this podcast was because every person I spoke to about my caregiving journey had a story of their own.
The second I opened up, they did too, and if it wasn't their own story, it was a friend or another family member.
The impact of the caregiving crisis is just beginning to be understood, and the numbers for the future tell us we need to find a better solution.
The Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence recently published Caring in Canada, a survey of over 2,600 caregivers and care providers.
Liv Mendelsohn is the executive director of the Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence, a program of the Azrieli Foundation.
Liv strengthens the systems and communities that support caregivers and care providers across Canada through research, innovation, policy engagement, and co-design grounded in lived experience.
A lifelong caregiver with lived experience of disability, she is committed to building a Canada where caregiving is valued and caregivers' voices sha- shape programs, policy, and decision-making.
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