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Our 2023 Spotlight Report offers a 5-year retrospective on caregiving in Ontario. A quarter (25%) are caring for extended family members such as grandparents, siblings, or other relatives, and 6% are caring for children. Read the full report: https://lnkd.in/gi6c39je

Individuals with secure attachment tend to have had consistent and responsive caregiving in childhood. They feel comfortable with intimacy and are generally able to trust others, regulate their emotions, and navigate relationships effectively. Watch the full video: #churchmarketing #nonprofitmarketing #christiannonprofit #churchcommunications #storiesmobilize #endstorypoverty

We understand how difficult it is to be in the sandwich generation, where you are tasked with not only taking care of your children, but also taking care of your parents. Touching Hearts is here to relieve the caregiving stress and help you gain peace of mind. Contact us today! #CaregiverRelief #HomeCareSupport #TouchingHearts

"Sandwich Caregiving" (caring for aging parents and your own children) is most common for people aged 35 - 54. All of this unpaid caregiving takes a toll on caregivers - physically, emotionally, and financially. I provide specialized advice for individuals who care for aging parents and their own children. Book a consultation today https://bit.ly/3F1tbwx

???????? Caregiving often requires collaboration among siblings and family members. Our workshop will provide practical strategies for dividing caregiving duties, managing conflicts, and fostering teamwork. Let's strengthen family bonds while caring for our aging parents. #FamilySupport #Teamwork #caregiver #support #knowledge Link is in the comments

?? Setting Boundaries and Asking for Help ?? Caregiving is a labor of love, but it's also important to remember that it's okay to set boundaries and ask for help. Communicating openly with family and friends about your needs can lighten the load and improve the care you provide. Whether it's delegating tasks or finding professional caregiving assistance, recognizing your limits and seeking support shows incredible strength. Together, we can ensure better care for our loved ones. ?? Let us know how you set boundaries in your caregiving journey in the comments below. ?? #familycaregiver #eldercare #caregiverappreciation

No matter what their living situation, if you’re the kid who lives closest when your parents need care, you’re up, right? Well, kind of. Caregiving as the on-call kid doesn’t mean you have to do everything yourself, and it also doesn’t mean your needs should be the lowest priority. Read part one of our new blog series on caregiving for your parents (and don’t forget to tag your siblings in the comments!). https://lnkd.in/dq--GBQM #Caregiver #HelpingParents #AgingParents #InHomeCaregiver #MotherInLawApt #ADU #CCRC #Delegation #MentalHealth #FamilyDynamics #FamilyRelationships #CaregivingTips

Caring Professionals' own Faigie Horowitz is a respondent in JWOW! column on caregiving. The company's professional has great tips for adult children here and on the company's website. Check it out! #caregivingtips #seniorcareprofessional #seniorcareadvocate #seniorcareauthority #adultchildren #caregivingresources

Many times caregiving duties falls mostly on one family member who ‘volunteers’ to care. Caregiving often stirs up many family dynamics that influence who this volunteer may be. Think about your own family. Who would ‘volunteer’ to care for you? Rarely do we ask these questions before caregiving begins. We jump into help and manage all these concerns along the way. Typically we are caring for a loved one and all the memories come flooding back. We are caring for others while we are preserving a piece of our own past. #NFCMonth #CaregiversConnect #caregiversupport #caregivertips

Many times caregiving duties falls mostly on one family member who ‘volunteers’ to care. Caregiving often stirs up many family dynamics that influence who this volunteer may be. Think about your own family. Who would ‘volunteer’ to care for you? Rarely do we ask these questions before caregiving begins. We jump into help and manage all these concerns along the way. Typically we are caring for a loved one and all the memories come flooding back. We are caring for others while we are preserving a piece of our own past. #NFCMonth #CaregiversConnect #caregiversupport #caregivertips