More than 60% of family caregivers also hold a job which means juggling deadlines, meetings, and career goals while managing medical appointments, emotional support, and daily care for a loved one. It’s no surprise that this dual role often leads to burnout, exhaustion, and feelings of being stretched too thin.
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When someone you love begins to forget your name or asks the same question over and over, it can feel like your heart is breaking in slow motion. For caregivers supporting a loved one through dementia or cognitive decline, moments like these are challenging and deeply emotional.
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Caregivers carry more than responsibilities; they carry love, stress, and incredible strength. This May, as we honor Mental Health Month and Older Americans Month, we explore why resilience matters now more than ever for caregivers, and how you can nurture your own well-being while continuing to care for others.
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As the earth begins to thaw and blossom once more, spring offers a gentle invitation: begin again. It’s a time when longer days and warmer breezes encourage us to reflect, renew, and reawaken parts of ourselves that may have gone dormant physically, emotionally, and spiritually during a long winter.
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Spring has a way of breathing life back into everything? The trees bud, flowers bloom, and the air feels lighter. As caregivers, we often push through our days without pausing to clear out emotional clutter or nurture our own growth. Spring reminds us that renewal is not only possible, it’s necessary.
As caregivers, we often carry emotional and mental burdens that weigh us down, much like overgrown weeds in a garden. But just as spring breathes new life into the world around us, it also offers us an opportunity to refresh our mindset, nurture ourselves, and embrace the natural cycles of caregiving.
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Caregiving can be overwhelming, but small, meaningful shifts can transform your experience. That’s why, this month, I’m offering you a free lesson from my online course, 21 Mistakes Caregivers Make Solutions Course.
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As Valentine’s Day approaches, store shelves fill with chocolates, flowers, and heart-shaped trinkets. However, for caregivers, the most meaningful gift isn’t wrapped in a box or tied with a bow. Instead, it’s the simple yet profound act of expressing love to the person they care for.
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