Objective In this study, we assessed a support program based on acceptance, role transition, and couple dynamics for spouses of people with young-onset dementia. The qualitative feedback from the caregivers’ experience is analyzed. The goal was to explore how this home-based support program is perceived and to appraise the impact of the different approaches that were offered. Design A thematic analysis was conducted on the answers to the end-of-session questionnaires and the follow-up semistructured interviews. Results Five themes emerged from the analyses. They highlighted caregivers’ ability to overcome their emotional struggle as well as the control of their loved one’s behaviors. The results also showed the possibility for caregivers to access new ways to support their loved ones and to maintain the quality of their relationship. Conclusion These findings represent preliminary evidence of this program’s efficacy for caregivers.

These findings show a preliminary efficacy of the intervention proposed in this study to prevent the exacerbation of caregivers' distress.

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At the end of 2016, about 2,515,000 Poles temporarily resided outside Poland, which is 118,000 (4.7%) more than in 2015. The author presents the results of research conducted on a group of Polish migrants residing in European countries. The study is devoted to identifying factors related to satisfaction resulting from living abroad.