132. How to Stop Family Conflict When Dementia Caregiving

How do you handle family conflict when dementia caregiving?
Dealing with family conflict is a common yet challenging aspect of dementia caregiving. In this episode of the "Dementia Caregiving for Families," we explore how to navigate this difficult terrain with the help of live coaching.

Live Coaching Session: Real-Time Solutions

In this unique episode, Lizette introduces us to Pam, a dedicated caregiver from Greenville, South Carolina. Pam shares her 20-year journey of caring for her father and now her mother, both diagnosed with Alzheimer's. 
She highlights the emotional and logistical hurdles faced when siblings are not on the same page.

 

The episode emphasizes the importance of faith in the caregiving journey. Knowing that God has a plan and finding solace in scripture can provide the strength and perseverance needed to continue.

Conclusion: You Are Not Alone

Pam's experience highlights that even though family conflict can make dementia caregiving more challenging, understanding and managing these conflicts can lead to better outcomes. Engaging with a supportive community and utilizing available resources can make a significant difference.

For those feeling isolated or overwhelmed, joining the "Ask the Dementor" monthly meetups can provide much-needed support and guidance. 
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Remember, you are not alone in this journey.

 

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