Care for Caregivers Support GRoup

Every First & Third Thursday of the Month

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A support group and workshop for professionals and non-professionals coping with the complexity and stress of caring for others.

Taking care of someone can be an act of love; it can also be a difficult and isolating burden. It can be overwhelming and fraught with complex emotions of frustration, guilt and sorrow.

 

This group will address the caregiver’s unique and challenging experience while providing ongoing community and connection.

 

During this safe and experiential support group, we will use deep listening and bear witness to each other as we share personal stories of caring. 

 

Support group participants will: 

  • Explore complex emotions such as anger, guilt, exhaustion, ambivalence and responsibility
  • Experience how this support group can become a stabilizing presence in their lives
  • Practice deep listening to create space around thoughts or experiences that feel daunting or isolating
  • Awaken their capacity for inspiration, engagement and aliveness

 

If you know someone who might be in need of this support group, we encourage you to share this group with them.

MEETING DATES / HOW TO PARTICIPATE

The group will meet on the first and third Thursday of each month from 6:00–7:30 pm ET and you are welcome to drop-in for as many sessions as you’d like. 

 

We’ve included the Zoom link below—please join us 5 minutes before the start time of each meeting. 

 

While this group is offered freely, your meaningful donation will ensure participation for those with limited financial resources. 

 

Suggested Monthly Donation:  $27 / $54 / $72 / $108 / Other

 

Zoom Meeting ID: 89881084684

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CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP

CARE FOR CAREGIVERS SUPPORT GROUP

A support group and workshop for professionals and non-professionals coping with the complexity and stress of caring for others.

Taking care of someone can be an act of love; it can also be a difficult and isolating burden. It can be overwhelming and fraught with complex emotions of frustration, guilt and sorrow.

 

This group will address the caregiver’s unique and challenging experience while providing ongoing community and connection.

 

During this safe and experiential support group, we will use deep listening and bear witness to each other as we share personal stories of caring. 

 

Support group participants will: 

  • Explore complex emotions such as anger, guilt, exhaustion, ambivalence and responsibility
  • Experience how this support group can become a stabilizing presence in their lives
  • Practice deep listening to create space around thoughts or experiences that feel daunting or isolating
  • Awaken their capacity for inspiration, engagement and aliveness

 

If you know someone who might be in need of this support group, we encourage you to share this group with them.

MEETING DATES / HOW TO PARTICIPATE

The group will meet on the first and third Thursday of each month from 6:00–7:30 pm ET and you are welcome to drop-in for as many sessions as you’d like. 

 

We’ve included the Zoom link below—please join us 5 minutes before the start time of each meeting. 

 

While this group is offered freely, your meaningful donation will ensure participation for those with limited financial resources. 

 

Suggested Monthly Donation:  $27 / $54 / $72 / $108 / Other

Zoom Meeting ID: 89881084684

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testimonials

“I have attended the sessions for several years. I always look forward to and am grateful for the surfacing and easing of grief that comes with the beautiful coordination and thoughtfulness of the group.”
Jane
"The caregiver group has been a valued sanctuary; a place where I can feel safe to share my thoughts, feelings and worries.I am grateful."
Lily
"For three years the caregivers support group has been a place I know I can bring all myself to; my fears, feelings, worries. It has been not only a place I get support but a source of personal growth on this human journey. Those participating come from various spiritual traditions and all are held and accepted with love."
Pamela
"The level of understanding, wisdom and support lets me know, in no uncertain terms, that I am not alone in trying to navigate the difficulties of taking care of a loved one."
Bryna
"I live in Illinois and couldn't find a group locally, and I am a Zen practitioner. This group has been tremendously supportive for my practice as the daughter and caregiver of a parent with dementia. I am so grateful!"
Florence
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