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"Should I take away his phone as punishment for not cleaning his room?"
"I'm caring for both my mom and my teen and between the two, I feel constantly disrespected and have zero time for myself."
"I'm watching my mother dig her own grave with her dietary and lifestyle choices. I'm supposed to be caring for her but I don't want to rob her of her independent choices."
"I caught my child stealing from me and now I'm considering calling the cops on them."
Does this sound familiar?
Does this sound familiar?
When you're drowning, it's tempting to grab onto the nearest large object that floats by. Caregivers are constantly inundated with well-meaning advice from friends and family. Some of this advice is helpful, some benign, and some can be downright harmful.
When you're drowning, it's tempting to grab onto the nearest large object that floats by. Caregivers are constantly inundated with well-meaning advice from friends and family. Some of this advice is helpful, some benign, and some can be downright harmful.
Guidance that omits you and your loved one's unique needs, or focuses solely on short-term solutions at the cost of your relationship is damaging in the long run. Well-meaning mothers-in-law and best friends might be giving you advice such as, "take the door off the hinges, until he starts...," "if she's hungry enough, she'll eat it," "cut the wifi until he...," etc. While some of these tactics might "work" in the short term, they will have long-term consequences. Caregivers who rely on punitive and coercive control tactics risk eroding trust within the relationship. There IS a better way to achieve lasting behavioral results while keeping your relationship healthy.
Guidance that omits you and your loved one's unique needs, or focuses solely on short-term solutions at the cost of your relationship is damaging in the long run. Well-meaning mothers-in-law and best friends might be giving you advice such as, "take the door off the hinges, until he starts...," "if she's hungry enough, she'll eat it," "cut the wifi until he...," etc. While some of these tactics might "work" in the short term, they will have long-term consequences. Caregivers who rely on punitive and coercive control tactics risk eroding trust within the relationship. There IS a better way to achieve lasting behavioral results while keeping your relationship healthy.
We take a "water what you want to grow" approach to caregiver coaching. Our positive reinforcement techniques enrich both our clients' lives and the lives of their loved ones, filling their world with more opportunities. We work with our clients to create a plan that fits both their needs and their loved one's need toward behavior change. You deserve a supportive, objective set of eyes in your corner. We'll provide you with a professional coach to create a step-by-step plan that works for you and your loved one, taking into consideration all your unique needs. We provide evidence-based Caregiver Coaching to parents, adult children, family members, & professional caregivers aimed at improving trust, decreasing interpersonal tensions, and increasing the overall health of families.
We take a "water what you want to grow" approach to caregiver coaching. Our positive reinforcement techniques enrich both our clients' lives and the lives of their loved ones, filling their world with more opportunities. We work with our clients to create a plan that fits both their needs and their loved one's need toward behavior change. You deserve a supportive, objective set of eyes in your corner. We'll provide you with a professional coach to create a step-by-step plan that works for you and your loved one, taking into consideration all your unique needs. We provide evidence-based Caregiver Coaching to parents, adult children, family members, & professional caregivers aimed at improving trust, decreasing interpersonal tensions, and increasing the overall health of families.
Caregiver coaching supports a healthy family dynamic, establishes trust between family members and supports client determined values. If you're ready for a helping hand on your caregiver journey, please contact us today.
Caregiver coaching supports a healthy family dynamic, establishes trust between family members and supports client determined values. If you're ready for a helping hand on your caregiver journey, please contact us today.
We provide Therapeutic Intervention for Behavior such as:
We provide Therapeutic Intervention for Behavior such as:
Fatigue with no known physiological explanation.
Fatigue with no known physiological explanation.
Lethargy.
Lethargy.
Decreased interest in usual activities.
Decreased interest in usual activities.
Difficulty in attending to the present moment.
Difficulty in attending to the present moment.
Impulsivity.
Impulsivity.
Agitation.
Agitation.
Increased emotional outbursts.
Increased emotional outbursts.
Lying.
Lying.
Stealing.
Stealing.
Recurrent suicidal behavior, Verbal threats of suicide.
Recurrent suicidal behavior, Verbal threats of suicide.
Self Injurious Behavior, Self Mutilation.
Self Injurious Behavior, Self Mutilation.
Persistent avoidance of specific people, places, and items.
Persistent avoidance of specific people, places, and items.
Experiential Avoidance.
Experiential Avoidance.
Diminished interest or participation in activities.
Diminished interest or participation in activities.
Reckless or self-destructive behavior.
Reckless or self-destructive behavior.
Hypervigilance.
Hypervigilance.
Inflexibility, Harmful rigidity.
Inflexibility, Harmful rigidity.
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