Emotional Literacy
Emotional Literacy plays a vital role in the caregiving process by enabling caregivers to navigate the complexities of human emotions and relationships with sensitivity and empathy. Join Jenny Stang to […]
Emotional Literacy plays a vital role in the caregiving process by enabling caregivers to navigate the complexities of human emotions and relationships with sensitivity and empathy. Join Jenny Stang to […]
Join Caregiver wellness advocate, Jenny Stang as we tackle time management with practical tips. *education stipend opportunity Register here: https://forms.gle/fCcZfgAnsfb1ib6i6
Being a family caregiver for an aging parent can be challenging and emotionally taxing. Here, we will discuss strategies for dealing with difficult, aging parents and taking care of yourself […]
September is Suicide Prevention and Awareness Month! Join Caregiver Wellness Advocate Jenny Stang to learn the warning signs of suicide and resources for help. Friday, September 4th 10 a.m. via […]
Join Jenny Stang, LMSW as we explore the causes for and tips to manage some of the more exhausting expressions of dementia. Friday, September 11th @ 10 am via Zoom. […]
Friends of Olivia Adult Respite Night. FREE evening for adults with special abilities. September 12 from 3:30–7:30 PM Registration is required: REGISTER HERE
The responsibility of caring for someone you love can be challenging. It is important that you are empowered to seek out moments to connect, refresh, and recharge. Art creation and […]
Whether you consider yourself religious, spiritual, secular or anything in between there are health benefits associated with developing a practice. Join Caregiver Outreach Specialist Jenny Stang as we delve into […]
This 8-week (Sept.-Oct.) virtual class is designed for parents and caregivers of children with additional needs who want more support, practical tools, and room to breathe. Each session combines brief teaching, guided reflection and supportive conversation around caregiving stress, emotional regulation, family patterns and responding with more steadiness and less shame. Register HERE
Caregiving can slowly turn “what I do” into “who I am.” Explore role identity, the pressure to stay useful, and ways to reconnect with the person who exists beyond caregiving. […]