Episode 56: A Happier New Year Is Possible
In this episode, we delve into empowering caregivers to create opportunities for experiencing a happier 2024 by focusing on mindset shifts and strategic planning. We explore the importance of cultivating a positive outlook, building a supportive network, and establishing a caregiving team. We also emphasize the significance of pursuing opportunities for time away, encouraging caregivers to become more proactive in ensuring their ability to participate in activities outside of caregiving.
Discover practical tips for effective communication, asking for help, and integrating others into the caregiving routine. We also emphasize the significance of advanced planning, being creative and maximizing opportunities to create a year filled with quality time and fun moments outside of their caregiving roles.
Share this episode with your friends and family to spread awareness, and here's to a season filled with love, laughter, and a safe and happy holiday for all!
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Consuela Marshall,
Occupational Therapist,
Caregiver Coach
Certified Aging in Place Specialist
Certified Fall Prevention Specialist
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