Family and friends who used to show up, stopped coming to visit when my loved one was diagnosed (episode 87)

Caregiver's Compass

English - December 01, 2023 05:00 - 13 minutes - 9.48 MB - ★★★★★ - 11 ratings
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Previous Episode: The shock of becoming a caregiver while already working as a psychologist in the healthcare system and finding true joy in the smallest moments as a caregiver of a daughter with a life limiting illness- with Dr. Naomi Saperia (episode 86)

Next Episode: What does a mom of 3, a business owner and a therapist do for self-care and balance (Stephanie’s ‘self-care’ routine)? (episode 88)

This topic hits hard. Being a caregiver can already be so isolating and difficult and as caregivers, we rely on others to come forward, show up, and support us when we need it the most. In this episode, Stephanie talks about what we can do when people we have been connected to stop showing up for us and our loved ones and explores possible options for navigating this very difficult aspect of caregiving.

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