Tag Archives: caregiver
Common Misconceptions That Lead to Caregiver Guilt vs Reality:
Posted in Reflections
Tagged caregiver, cognitive difficulties, community, elder care, family, gratitude, guilt, health, health and wellness, life, love, negative beliefs, reality
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Caregiver Guilt — Myths and The Truths
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Tagged caregiver, community, elder care, family, gratitude, guilt, health, health and wellness, life, love, myth
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Remote Etiquette
I lived in California for eight years until my brother was diagnosed with cancer and I decided to move to Arizona to help care for him. I had been working in a new role for about six months when my … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision
Tagged business hours, caregiver, co-workers, connecting, employment, etiquette, free time, invitation, obligations, remote work, siblings, socializing
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Caregiver
My mother and father are in their early 70s. I’m very close with both of them. There have been changes to their health over time, with wearing hearing aids, walking more slowly, etc., but I’ve noticed that my mother is … Continue reading
Posted in Reading
Tagged caregiver, cognitive difficulties, cognitive status, community, elder care, family, gratitude, health, health and wellness, life, love, What would you do ?
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Grief
As a caregiver to a loved one with a terminal illness, I wish to add two recommendations on how people should NOT respond to this news: First, do not minimize the illness! Second, do not intrude on others’ privacy (“I … Continue reading
Posted in Clinical Supervision, Reading
Tagged boundaries, caregiver, disrespect, emotions, faith, generosity, God, kindness, love, respect, terminal illness
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Real Life of an MSW 