From Guilt to Good with Jeanette Yates
If you are a caregiver struggling with burnout and losing their sense of self, this podcast is for you. Host Jeanette Yates opens up about how confronting her childhood trauma helped break cycles of codependency and family drama. Practical tips, personal stories, and expert guests guide listeners to prioritize self-care, set boundaries, and overcome guilt—an empowering resource to enjoy a life outside caregiving duties.
From Guilt to Good with Jeanette Yates
A Guide to Understanding Dementia with Morgan Donahue
In this episode of 'From Guilt to Good', I speak with Morgan Donahue, a dementia care expert, about the challenges caregivers face when caring for loved ones with dementia. We discuss the importance of understanding dementia, recognizing early signs, the significance of socialization, and the need for caregiver self-care. Morgan shares insights on navigating family dynamics and busts some myths about dementia.
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Find out more about Morgan's work on her website.
Inside the WORKSHOP, You'll Find:
3 Biggest To-Do List Mistakes
Why clearly defining your caregiving role is essential for creating breathing room
#1 self-care practice for caregivers
3 Keys to creating boundaries to care for yourself without neglecting your parents.
NOW AVAILABLE! From Guilt To Good Enough: A Caregiver’s Journey of Overcoming Burnout Through Healing Childhood by Jeanette Yates. Having been a caregiver for her mother since childhood, Jeanette knows firsthand the emotional toll caregiving can take. In this memoir-turned-self-help guide, she shares her journey of healing, setting boundaries, and reclaiming her life. Click here to purchase your copy!
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