Caregivers & Grandparents support

Service Description

Caring for a cancer patient has its toll - mentally, emotionally and physically. While everyone's focus goes to the patient, caregivers need also to alleviate stress, deal with overwhelming emotions and share what they are going through with someone who may not necessarily be a family member or a friend. When a child is diagnosed with cancer, the journey pulls in the entire family - siblings, parents and grandparents included. Grand parents, for example, are too often overlooked: while they love their grandchildren as if they were their own, grandparents are not always 'in the loop' the same as the parents and sometimes are even last to know. This service supports those who are caregivers and those who care for the care givers, focusing on challenges such as finding the best way to help, balancing the right amount and more. We have been there. We feel you and we can help you analyze the situation and find ways to get more involved without the extra friction. Your first 45 min session is free of charge, no strings attached. Go to the "Free intro" session and book a session today.