Caregiver Coaching
There’s more to giving care than just physical help. Burnout is a serious problem in the caregiver industry that can lead to major health problems. We want to give caregivers back their lives, and we are looking for your help. Learn more about our services and contact us today!
It's Life Coaching especially for Caregivers.
Many caregivers often feel alone in their struggle to care for their spouse or parent. Having little or no contact with people that understand them or what they are going through, caregiving is a solitary struggle. Up until now about the only thing caregivers have right now are Support Groups.
Support groups are great for meeting and talking to people in the same boat. In a support group caregivers can identify with other caregivers, and they can share their experiences and give each other advice.
But most groups meet only once a month, leaving us with a lingering question? So what do I do between groups?
With caregiver coaching, you now have a knowledgeable and understanding person who you can turn to whenever you need or want encouragement or informed feedback. A caregiver coach gives you a calm, objective view on your circumstances, and even a structured plan for improving it.
A caregiver life coach helps you get from where you are in your life now, to where you want to be in the future. A coach helps you figure out what's working in your life, and weed out the stuff that isn't working.
It’s time to start living your life to the fullest and to bring more joy into your life
Many caregivers often feel alone in their struggle to care for their spouse or parent. Having little or no contact with people that understand them or what they are going through, caregiving is a solitary struggle. Up until now about the only thing caregivers have right now are Support Groups.
Support groups are great for meeting and talking to people in the same boat. In a support group caregivers can identify with other caregivers, and they can share their experiences and give each other advice.
But most groups meet only once a month, leaving us with a lingering question? So what do I do between groups?
This is where Care Management and Caregiving Coaching come in. Care management is a service provided to caregivers who are caring for an elderly person or someone with special needs, such as a disabled adult. It involves working closely with the caregiver to assess their situation, identify care needs, coordinate resources, and make sure that the care recipient's physical and mental health needs are being met.
Care managers also provide emotional support to the caregiver through one-on-one meetings and ongoing contact.
On the other hand Caregiving Coaching focuses solely on providing emotional support and guidance to caregivers. They help guide caregivers through difficult decisions, offer compassion in trying times, and help them stay organized so they can be more effective in managing their caregiving duties. Caregiving coaching can also provide encouragement and accountability, helping the caregiver to stay on track with goals they may have set for themselves.
Both Care Management and Caregiving Coaching are invaluable services...
that help caregivers gain a sense of control over their caregiving roles. Caregivers who take advantage of these services often find that not only are they better equipped to handle the challenges that come with caregiving but they feel more connected to the community at large. Caregivers should definitely explore both options when looking for additional support as they navigate their caregiving journey.
Care Management and Caregiving Coaching are both services that can help caregivers feel less alone in their caregiving roles. Regardless of which option you choose, having someone to talk to and provide guidance when needed can make all the difference in your caregiving journey.
There is big difference between geriatric care management and coaching, and you should not confuse the two. Care managers are professional that focus on how to best handle the needs of your loved one.
Except for a perfunctory “how are you”, a care manager will not be too interested in how well you are meeting your own personal goals. A Care Manager focuses on the goals you have set for your aging family member. They will do the research for you. Some offer concierge services and will come to doctors appointments, visit you in the hospital and deal with the medical professionals as needed.
What Does a Caregiver Coach do?
· Caregiver Coaching starts with an initial interview.
· The client and the coach get to know one another.
· We cover everything from your current circumstance to your personal philosophy of life; from your goals or visions, to your limitations.
· We help you design a support structure and frame our own relationship.
· It may be that we speak on weekly basis with the option of calling me when you have a need for guidance, or just to vent your frustration, or it may daily contact. It’s all up to you.
Caregiver coaching has brought many caregivers back from the throes of depression and desperation to a renewed sense of joy and purpose.
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