The workshop is for the curious, the dissatisfied, for the angry, sad, suffering or hurt caregiver, for the tired and stressed caregiver, for the caregiver who wants a fuller, deeper, more compassionate and loving relationship with the person in their care.
The workshop is a safe space to share your feelings, hear from other caregivers, and find a community of caregivers facing similar challenges.
What to Expect
If you are familiar with Yoga, you know it is a different approach to staying healthy. Yoga is a spiritual approach to bringing harmony to body, mind, and spirit.
The Caregivers Journey workshop, like Yoga, is a spiritual approach – an approach to bring harmony to your caregiving journey.
We'll address what is getting in the way of being the caregiver you want to be.
Each week, I'll discuss one of the program's PRACTICES and then open the discussion so that you can share what is going on in your journey.
The workshop isn't about helping you do something differently, though that might happen; it’s about holding a different view of yourselves, caregiving and the person in your care.
And when your view changes, everything changes.
“Tony: thank you for making this workshop possible and sharing your experiences and learnings so openly and in support of us. I feel safe and ready to walk alongside all of you in this caregiving journey. I’ve learned so much from our conversations.”
— Mary, Workshop Participant
Disclaimer: I was a caregiver for my wife from 2014-2020 as Alzheimer’s ran its course. The Caregivers Journey workshop is for caregivers who want a different view and approach to caregiving. I am not a psychologist, nor social worker, nor a trained medical professional. The workshop is not a therapy session nor group meeting.
