Episode 4: Three Steps to Developing a Realistic Plan for Caregiving

We often start projects or take on responsibilities not fully realizing the extent of the energy and time required to complete the tasks.  And this is often true as we enter the role of caring for aging parents or disabled spouses. When you are assuming the role of caregiver, you must do so with a plan.  You must also do your homework, learn many new things, have a good support team and  many adjustments along the way.  Please know that you will make mistakes and learn from them.  So cut yourself some slack and keep moving forward, one step at a time.

Disclaimer: The podcast and blog are intended to provide basic information so that you can become a more informed caregiver. The information presented is intended for educational and informational purposes only and is not meant to serve as medical advice or replace consultation with any health care providers you regularly engage with. Transmission or receipt of any of this information is not intended to, and does not, create a therapist-patient relationship. This information is not provided in the course of a therapist-patient relationship and is not intended to constitute medical advice or to substitute for obtaining medical advice from a physician or therapist licensed in the state where your family may reside. We encourage everyone to consult with your physician or therapist to see if they are appropriate and safe for you.

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