Caring for a loved one is never easy - it can feel like the hardest job in the world. Doing it while in recovery brings an extra layer of challenge. This circle offers a place for caregivers in recovery from any form of addiction to breathe, connect, and find strength among others who understand both […]
Family caregivers need help but have difficulty articulating what is needed from family members. Elizabeth Miller shares pieces of her story along with resources to help better manage your existing family and caregiving responsibilities and get the help you need.
Connection Drop-in Circles are a great opportunity to connect with others who understand your situation. Join Kristy Shell in a warm and welcoming community, where you can find support and understanding.
Bring your craft - whether it's knitting, drawing or whatever soothes your soul - and join others in a warm and supportive group setting. Jessica Spiegel will moderate this social session.
Many of us have complicated feelings about caring for parents or loved ones who didn't give us the care we needed. Led by Ida Dupont, this Circle offers a space to explore the complicated emotions: anger, resentment, guilt, and confusion about duty versus self-preservation. People can discuss how they set boundaries, find help, and cope […]
Caring for an aging parent is never easy and always stressful. Join Nicole Smith, CSA, and Co-Leader Susan Rowe for this open session to help you feel more prepared and less overwhelmed.
No matter the type of grief you are experiencing, join Karen Midlo, End-of-Life Doula and Certified Grief Educator, to share what’s on your mind or in your heart.
Caregiving is deeply personal and so is the cultural context you bring to it. This is a space created specifically for caregivers of color to find community, share experiences, and support one another through the journey. Join Jerri McElroy for honest conversation in a space where you truly belong.
Being a long distance Caregiver brings with it a host of unique challenges. Join Brenda Reginatto in a warm and welcoming community, where you can find support and understanding.
When caregiving becomes our primary role, it's easy to lose touch with the person we were — and still are. Join Catherine Gillespie in this month's discussion to unpack the invisible load that we carry, and the responsibilities that no one sees.