This is the only constant in caregiving
The Only Constant in Caregiving is Change
You both adjust slowly to a new routine-- until a crisis occurs and you feel yourself descending rapidly, "screaming" until the crisis abates. how is caregiving is like a rollercoaster →
Wendy Marcus 28 JANUARY 2014
Coping with the Uncontrollable Reality of Caregiving
On Thursday, 2/6 8pm EST, chat LIVE with psychotherapist Jean Wolfe Powers. Connect with other caregivers and learn how to cope with the uncontrollable reality of caregiving. No matter what you're feeling, bring it to the chat →
Why Does Progress Always Feel Painfully Slow?
It feels like whatever you want to happen quickly, doesn't, and whatever you'd prefer to deal with later won't wait. continue reading →
Author Roeser 29 JANUARY 2014
The Only Rule is “There Are No Rules”: Boundaries and Caregiving
I needed to summon the courage to risk disappointing others by setting healthy boundaries because it was the only way I could ever take care of and love myself. continue reading →
Adrienne Gruberg 23 JANUARY 2014
Your Many Identities: Looking for Your "Self" in Writing
In addition to "caregiver," what might you be called? How do all of these identities contribute to your perspective?
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The Changing Nature of Relationships in Caregiving
Being a caregiver for my mother, brother, and boyfriend has given me a unique perspective on the shifting nature of relationships and partnerships. here's what I learned →
Amy Atkins 21 JANUARY 2014