Ph.D. CCHt, PCC, CAMF, CART, CDVF
P.O. Box 17525
Dayton, Ohio OH 45417
Offices in Dayton and Cincinnati, Ohio
Phone: 937-262-9912
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Dr. Edythe Kidd-Okwilagwe, Ph.D. CCHt, PCC, CAMF, CART, CDVF P.O. Box 17525 Dayton, Ohio OH 45417 Offices in Dayton and Cincinnati, Ohio |
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Caring For the Caregiver The work that caregiver, either professional or volunteer, can be very challenging. Your work centrals around the emotional and physical needs of people. You often care for clients or family members who are in situations that will not improve or may even get worse. Involved in this type of work you can find yourself moving from one sensitive situation to another. This can be hard on your emotional and physical health. Caregivers experience mixed emotions. Love for your family member, or client and the Satisfaction you derive from helping may coexist with feelings of resentment from hurt feeling. If it a family member you maybe have feeling of resentment About the loss of your privacy and frustration at believing you have no control Over what happens. Feelings will depend in part on your prior relationship with Your family member, the extent of your responsibilities as a helper and daily Activities in your life To guard against becoming physically and emotionally drained you must take care of yourself. What you will learn in this workshop is:
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