Published on 10/7/2024

How Can One Handle Caregiver’s Guilt?

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10/7/2024

Caregiver’s guilt, a common feeling among those caring for both younger and older generations, is a complex emotion rooted in the belief that one is never doing enough for their loved ones. This guilt can manifest in various ways, from feeling inadequate in providing care to experiencing stress over balancing personal needs with caregiving responsibilities. To navigate this challenging emotion, it's essential to adopt strategies that address its underlying causes and promote emotional well-being.

Firstly, acknowledging the guilt is a crucial step. Recognizing these feelings without judgment allows caregivers to understand their source and begin to address them constructively. Openly discussing these emotions with friends, family, or support…

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