How the Positive Effects of Gratitude Reduce Caregiver Stress

A little gratitude towards caregivers can go along way!

Gratitude is an effective stress-reduction technique for caregivers. It’s a simple, but truly effective way to combat stress. In this piece, we explain what gratitude means, share two positive effects of gratitude that reduce caregiver stress, and suggest an easy way to add a little gratitude to your day. Gratitude is Proven to Reduce Stress Gratitude is free, quick, and can be…

Free Family Caregiving Videos from AARP

Free family caregiving videos from AARP can be a great way to educate oneself about taking care of loved ones.

Stepping into the role of family caregiver often feels like being handed a new job without any training. From mastering safe lifting techniques to managing difficult behaviors, you face complex tasks that can feel overwhelming. But what if you could have a compassionate expert guiding you through each challenge, right in your own living room? A wealth of free, professional “how-to” videos…

6 Ways to Make It Easier for Caregivers to Take a Break

6 tips make it easier for caregivers to take some well-deserved breaks

Caregivers need to take care of themselves too The secret to surviving long term caregiving is to pace yourself and rest when you’re tired.  Being constantly exhausted and severely stressed can lead to serious health issues and decrease your capacity to care for someone else. But some caregivers resist the advice to take regular breaks even when they have access to help. …

4 Ways to Reduce Stress from Caregiver Emotions

4 ways to manage stressful caregiving emotions and improve your health

Caring for a loved one can be deeply rewarding, but it often comes with overwhelming emotions like guilt, frustration, and sadness. These feelings can take a toll on your well-being, making caregiver stress even harder to manage. The good news? You’re not alone, and there are practical ways to ease the emotional weight. In this article, we share four effective strategies to…

How to Deal with Caregiver Guilt in Dementia: 6 Tips

Dealing with caregiver guilt can be a real struggle when taking care of someone with dementia. Here are some important tips!

Guilt is a complex and powerful emotion that can increase stress, drain energy, make you feel stuck, and negatively affect your mental health.

3 Ways to Let Go of Guilt and Get Help with Caregiving

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Caregiving isn’t a one-person show Tell me if this sounds familiar: your to-do lists are longer than a CVS receipt, you can’t remember the last time you got a full night’s sleep, and you haven’t had a relaxed meal in months. You’re exhausted and feeling resentful. If this sounds like your life, you’re not alone. Too many family caregivers feel like this.…

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