Caring for a loved one is never an easy or predictable experience. Everyday is a new adventure and sometimes not in a good way. Caregivers as a result become stressed out, overwhelmed, and develop problems in coping day to day. If you are feeling this way try your best to follow the step below to assist in keeping things on track and finding your perspective. - Work the problem! So many people let problems pile up or go in a constant circle when having challenges. Focus

One of the biggest challenges for most families is in finding consistent, high quality, private duty care for their family member! I constantly hear from clients: "She is just not the right fit" "He seems distant and like an outsider" "She makes me feel uncomfortable" "He seems irritated to be here" "She acts like she is doing me a favor" "She just sits on her phone all day" "She hardly talks to me; she just sits there" Over the years, I have found that there are two major

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