Curriculum
- 3 Sections
- 3 Lessons
- Lifetime
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- Part I: From Caregiver Despair to Hope: Getting Started on Your Journey to HealingWhen I hit rock bottom at the end of my 4th year caring for Mom with Alzheimer’s, I learned that I had been viewing my circumstances, people, and dementia completely backward. In this brief lesson, you'll learn three key factors that can shift your perspective on and approach to caregiving, leading you toward self-trust, confidence, and healing. Those factors are: - Commitment - Circumstance - Taking Personal Responsibility/Understanding What You Can Control How long will it take a caregiver to not feel overwhelmed, in despair, exhausted, and hopeless? Those who commit never stop finding a way. Every day. Watch or listen to the lesson and take our easy, fun quiz at the end! (You always get 100%, A++)1
- Part II: Overcoming Obstacles: Embracing Your Unique Caregiving CommitmentIn Lesson 1 of this Free Training, we clarified three factors that can move you away from blaming circumstances, people, and this disease. We also demonstrated that you CAN survive the most challenging conditions imaginable. This lesson will add an important insight to help you focus on your own unique commitment as a caregiver (one of the three key factors in Lesson 1). You will also identify internal obstacles that hinder your progress and prevent you from healing. On this new path, you will discover relief, increased confidence, and resilience. Watch or listen to the lesson and then take our quiz at the end! (You always get 100% A++)1
- Part III: Interrupting Destructive Patterns in CaregivingIn this final Lesson 3, we’ll explore a common destructive pattern faced by many caregivers, along with five simple strategies to interrupt and even prevent it from happening in the first place. By embracing these insights, you will cultivate self-trust, develop perseverance, and find joy in your journey.1
Part II: Overcoming Obstacles: Embracing Your Unique Caregiving Commitment
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