by Jennifer | Jun 21, 2019 | Caregiver Burnout, caregiver burnout tips, caregiver support
While medical advances and higher standards of living are extending the life of many seniors, caring for this generation, as well as the next, will require encouragement and motivation for both the senior and caregiver. This article will go over a few areas of... by Jennifer | Jan 14, 2019 | caregiver, Caregiver Burnout, caregiver burnout tips, caregiver support, Caregiver Tips
On average, a caregiver spends over 24 hours each week providing care to a loved one with many spending more time per week on various tasks and duties. Family care giving usually involves the most burden, taking care of a spouse or partner that will have a variety of... by Jennifer | Jan 4, 2019 | caregiver, Caregiver Burnout, caregiver burnout tips, caregiver support, Caregiver Tips
Caregiver responsibilities are all encompassing. Managing the daily lives of another person without breaks or assistance will lead to caregiver burnout. Look for ways to outsource some tasks to help lighten the caregiver responsibility load. Tips for getting the... by Jennifer | Dec 27, 2018 | caregiver, Caregiver Burnout, caregiver burnout tips, caregiver support, Caregiver Tips
One of the best ways to help fight caregiver burnout is to attend a support group with like minded caregivers who understand the struggles you are going through. When you are in a safe environment you can vent any frustration, worries or concerns you may have. Many... by Jennifer | Dec 20, 2018 | caregiver, Caregiver Burnout, caregiver burnout tips, caregiver support, Caregiver Tips
The longer you live in an area, the more you realize the great resources that are available to you. Most people don’t reach out when they need help because they don’t want to trouble anyone with their problems. That will lead you to the fast track to feel isolated and... by Jennifer | Dec 13, 2018 | caregiver, Caregiver Burnout, caregiver burnout tips, caregiver support, Caregiver Tips
Feeling hopeless and everything is out of your power is the number one contributor to depression and caregiver burnout. This can be a trap, as it can be easy to feel stuck in your position as a caregiver and unable to change your role. Remember, everyone has a choice....