Training for Non-Professional Family Caregivers

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As the primary caregiver for your loved one, it is important to learn and understand your role in providing care, especially as they require higher levels of care during the aging process. We provide a comprehensive overview and current statistics of the dynamic events that transpire in our modern-day American families.

Objective:

Additionally, it is important to utilize available resources to ensure that your loved one receives the best possible care. This can involve researching and accessing community resources, support groups, or financial assistance programs that can help meet their needs.

Remember to take care of yourself as well. Caregiving can be demanding, and it is essential to prioritize your own physical and emotional well-being. Seek support from friends, family, or support groups to prevent burnout and maintain your health. As the primary caregiver for your loved one, it is important to learn about their needs, deploy a team of professionals when necessary, and utilize available resources to provide the best care possible.

Training Topics

  • Know your role
  • Identify your trusted advocate
  • Create your support team
  • Self-care

Non-professional Family Caregivers Training