Episode 57: Saying No To A Demanding Parent
In this episode, we tackle the complexities of caregiving by addressing the difficult task of setting boundaries with demanding parents. Learn from the extensive experience of an occupational therapist and caregiver as insight and strategies for maintaining balance and well-being while caring for a demanding loved one are presented.
Discover the importance of acknowledging caregiving challenges and effectively communicating boundaries to demanding parents. Hear personal anecdotes and practical tips for initiating conversations, offering compromises, and seeking additional support when needed.
Learn how to navigate tough situations with empathy and assertiveness while prioritizing your own mental and physical health.
Share this episode with fellow caregivers to empower them in their caregiving journey. Let's create a supportive community and strive for a healthier balance between caregiving responsibilities and self-care in 2024.
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Consuela Marshall,
Occupational Therapist,
Caregiver Coach
Certified Aging in Place Specialist
Certified Fall Prevention Specialist
Disclaimer: The podcast and blog are intended to provide basic information so that you can become a more informed caregiver. The information presented is intended for educational and informational purposes only and is not meant to serve as medical advice or replace consultation with any health care providers you regularly engage with. Transmission or receipt of any of this information is not intended to, and does not, create a therapist-patient relationship. This information is not provided in the course of a therapist-patient relationship and is not intended to constitute medical advice or to substitute for obtaining medical advice from a physician or therapist licensed in the state where your family may reside. We encourage everyone to consult with your physician or therapist to see if they are appropriate and safe for you.