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 former caregivers 

 former caregivers who are struggling with what comes next. This is such an important and often overlooked stage of the caregiving journey. Here are a few gentle suggestions for anyone in the post-caregiving chapter: The next chapter of post-caregiving requires time, … Continue reading

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Help

“What stops you from asking for help? Reflect on one recent situation where asking for help could have eased your stress.” Positively Purging-I welcome your feedbacks in the comments and your likes and passing the real-life wisdom on to others … Continue reading

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P.A.C.E.

Allow your reactivity to be your compassionate teacher. When you notice you’re feeling distracted, stressed, or overwhelmed, rather than allowing reactivity to take center stage, P.A.C.E. Yourself: Pause – throughout your day. Take a few mindful breaths. Offer yourself and … Continue reading

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5 Expert-Backed Strategies to Reduce Guilt:

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Asking for Help

Asking for Help is a Strength For so many of us, strength has been defined by our ability to carry burdens alone, to power through without leaning on others. But true strength lies in allowing ourselves to ask for and … Continue reading

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