Living, Working, Loving: And Loving It All
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Living, Working, Loving: And Loving It All |
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Do you and your friends discuss the same caregiving concerns over and over--without any resolution?
Do miscommunications, miscues and misunderstandings haunt you and other family members as you care for an aging relative?
Do you just hate it, this caregiving thing, and are you plagued by guilt because of it?
Do you love your care recipient, but the caregiving role seems to bury that love?
Coaching helps you become who you were meant to be in your caregiving role.
With Denise as your coach, you can:
Group Coaching Group coaching is a great option!
Group coaching is perfect when you and three or four friends are on the same page as to your caregiving situations--but you're also stuck on that page. And, all of you would love to turn the page--a coach can help all of you do that.
Group coaching also helps you and other family members. As you work with family members to provide care, a coach can help all of you share the care effectively. Group coaching helps three or four individuals work toward a common goal. With Denise as your coach, you and your family members can:
How it works: Denise works with clients who are family caregivers through weekly 30-minute phone calls (client calls the coach). Through goal setting and solution focusing, clients find their path to living their fullest life. Typically, clients work with coaches for three-month periods. Denise is a professionally trained coach credentialed by the International Coach Federation. She has more than seventeen years of experience working with family caregivers and older adults.
How you can get started: Sign up for a free complementary coaching session. Denise will call you and demonstrate how coaching can help you. To sign up for your free session, e-mail Denise with the subject line: Free Coaching Session. And, please indicate when you are available (day and time) for the session. The session will take between 30 and 45 minutes. Or, please call Denise at 773-343-6341.
Cost:
Individual Coaching for Family Caregivers 1. Monthly individual coaching rate: $300 --For family caregivers, the first session is one hour in length, next sessions are 30 minutes in length. --First month’s payment due by first session, subsequent payments due by the beginning of each coaching month.
2. Three-month package: $800 (Your best value!) --Commit to a three-month coaching package and save! --$300 due by beginning of first and second coaching months, $200 due by third coaching month.
3. As Needed: A 45-minute coaching session: $110 --You can schedule a coaching call with Denise as needed--once a month, once a quarter, twice a year--whatever works for you. --Payment due when coaching call is scheduled.
Group Coaching for Family Caregivers 1. Monthly group coaching rate: $400 --The size of the group will depend on your family unit. --First session is one hour in length, next sessions are 30 minutes in length. --First month’s payment due by first session, subsequent payments due by the beginning of each coaching month.
2. Three-month group coaching package: $1,000 (Your best value!) --Commit to a three-month coaching package and save! --$400 due by beginning of first and second coaching months, $300 due by third coaching month. To start coaching with Denise, send her an e-mail with the message: Let’s Go! Coaching makes a great gift! If you are worried about a family member (your sister, your mom, your dad) who is the primary family caregiver, consider purchasing a three-month coaching package on behalf of the family caregiver. And, coaching makes a great gift for the older adult in you life. It's a wonderful way to show your support! |
Register for the weekly Caregiving Teleclass
Take a class through The Caregiving Years School of You
About Denise and Her Work: "One of the things you said made a profound impact on me, i.e., it isn't my responsibility to make my mom happy. She has suffered from depression on and off her whole life. When I try to help her and get no results I get frustrated and depressed myself. Sometimes when you give people more responsibility, they get better on their own. Anyway, thanks again. This month I plan to go to a support group. This weekend I am going away and next month I am taking a week's vacation. It is nice to know there are people like you in this world." "Many, many thanks for your email. Your words have given me hope." "Your response has been extremely helpful to me in many ways. Thank you for enabling me to gain a more perspective on the entire situation."
"You bring up very important issues to consider and I will pursue them before any decision is made." "You have very accurately grasped the situations and described them from all the different angles we need to consider. Your experience is invaluable in showing me what perspectives need to be taken into account and balanced." "Thank you so much for your insight. It all made so much sense. It's always hard to think things through logically when you are in the throws of it!" "Thank you so much ~
you heard
me.
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