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We explore caregiver resentment with honesty and care, showing how naming the feeling can guide you toward rest, help, and balance. Practical steps include journaling, reframing self talk, asking for specific support, and reconnecting with moments of meaning.
• why resentment shows up in caregiving
• naming feelings without shame
• journaling to release pressure
• checking core needs for sleep, joy and support
• reframing thoughts with self compassion
• seeing fear beneath difficult behaviors
• asking family for specific, repeatable help
• using respite, adult day and community services
• leaning on counseling and online support groups
• simple affirmations to steady your day
• returning to grace and shared moments
If this episode brought a little calm or understanding to your day, share it with someone who might need that reminder as well
You'll find more gentle reflections and resources for caregivers and seniors at Senior SafetyAdvice.com
For more information about aging in place and caregiving for older adults, visit our website at SeniorSafetyAdvice.com
By Esther C Kane CAPS, C.D.S.Got a comment or idea? Send us a text.
We explore caregiver resentment with honesty and care, showing how naming the feeling can guide you toward rest, help, and balance. Practical steps include journaling, reframing self talk, asking for specific support, and reconnecting with moments of meaning.
• why resentment shows up in caregiving
• naming feelings without shame
• journaling to release pressure
• checking core needs for sleep, joy and support
• reframing thoughts with self compassion
• seeing fear beneath difficult behaviors
• asking family for specific, repeatable help
• using respite, adult day and community services
• leaning on counseling and online support groups
• simple affirmations to steady your day
• returning to grace and shared moments
If this episode brought a little calm or understanding to your day, share it with someone who might need that reminder as well
You'll find more gentle reflections and resources for caregivers and seniors at Senior SafetyAdvice.com
For more information about aging in place and caregiving for older adults, visit our website at SeniorSafetyAdvice.com