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Caregiving Today: It's a Balancing Act

Caregivers can exemplify compassion and nurturing toward others while often failing to take care of themselves. If you are a caregiver, finding value in your role and knowing your limitations can be critical to your success.

Research shows that 65% of caregivers suffer from a major health event before the person who is receiving care. Becoming educated and knowledgeable about the journey ahead can make all the difference. Do you have a support network? How reliable are they? Do you know where to go for informal and formal support? Are you aware of local community resources?

It is essential that individuals and families recognize there is no shame in asking for help. You are not alone; it is possible to be a healthy and resilient caregiver.

Join us as Felicia Juntunen, Director of Care Management, with Elder Care Management, discusses the impact of being a caregiver; signs of stress and caregiver burnout; tools and resources for managing stress; and accessing formal and informal resources and support.

Register: http://tinyurl.com/KA0312024

If you need someone to take care of your loved one in order to participate, respite may be available. Please request it no later than February 27, 2024 by calling Del Oro directly at 916-728-9333.

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