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How to Deal with Compassion Fatigue in Caregiving
Why Compassion Matters in Caregiving Compassion means “to suffer together.” It happens when you see someone in pain and want to help. Emotion experts say compassion is the feeling that prompts you to ease another person’s suffering. It’s not the same as empathy or kindness, but they are connected. Caregiving is a labor of love…
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How to Unlock 30 Days of Family Caregiver Support
Feeling Seen: Why Daily Encouragement Matters for Caregivers Family caregiving can often be hard. And too often, family caregivers like you carry that weight alone. That’s why we created something to help: a 30-day YouTube Shorts video series filled with daily encouragement. Over the past month, we’ve shared a short video with a kind word,…
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5 Proven Ways to Manage Caregiver Loneliness
Getting Unstuck from Caregiver Loneliness In your caregiving journey, you might spend most of your day focused on someone else’s needs. You may have less time to see friends, attend your place of worship or even just talk on the phone. Over time, the quiet moments can start to feel heavy. If you’re feeling this…
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Shining a Spotlight on Male Family Caregivers
Men’s Health Month: Where are the male family caregivers? June is Men’s Health Month, a time to spotlight men’s unique health challenges. From June 9–15, we also observe Men’s Health Week, encouraging early detection and treatment of diseases affecting men and boys. But there’s one group often left out of this conversation: male family caregivers….
Emotional Support
Focuses on managing feelings like anxiety, stress, and the overall emotional challenges of caregiving.
