Caregiving can feel like being dropped into a role with no map, no training, and no pause button. This 60-minute group course was created for caregivers who are feeling stretched thin, emotionally drained, or unsure how to create structure while caring for someone they love. Whether you are new to caregiving or have been doing it for years, this course helps you step out of survival mode and into a clearer, more supported caregiving experience.

In this course, caregivers will learn how to recognize the hidden stress that builds beneath daily responsibilities, how routines create stability for both the caregiver and the care recipient, and how small shifts in organization can reduce emotional overwhelm. Participants will be guided through how caregiving systems are formed, why consistency matters, and how boundaries protect both the caregiver and the person receiving care. This session provides the foundation for all future caregiving growth, giving caregivers a clearer picture of what they are experiencing and why it feels so heavy.

By the end of this course, caregivers walk away with a stronger sense of control, a better understanding of how caregiving impacts their emotional and physical well-being, and a roadmap for what comes next in their caregiving journey. Participants also receive a follow-up worksheet to help them reflect on what they learned and prepare for the next steps. Caregivers are encouraged to continue their growth by registering for additional courses and support services offered through Hanson Caregiving Consulting Services, so they never have to navigate this journey alone.

Caregiving can feel like being dropped into a role with no map, no training, and no pause button. This 60-minute group course was created for caregivers who are feeling stretched thin, emotionally drained, or unsure how to create structure while caring for someone they love. Whether you are new to caregiving or have been doing it for years, this course helps you step out of survival mode and into a clearer, more supported caregiving experience.

In this course, caregivers will learn how to recognize the hidden stress that builds beneath daily responsibilities, how routines create stability for both the caregiver and the care recipient, and how small shifts in organization can reduce emotional overwhelm. Participants will be guided through how caregiving systems are formed, why consistency matters, and how boundaries protect both the caregiver and the person receiving care. This session provides the foundation for all future caregiving growth, giving caregivers a clearer picture of what they are experiencing and why it feels so heavy.

By the end of this course, caregivers walk away with a stronger sense of control, a better understanding of how caregiving impacts their emotional and physical well-being, and a roadmap for what comes next in their caregiving journey. Participants also receive a follow-up worksheet to help them reflect on what they learned and prepare for the next steps. Caregivers are encouraged to continue their growth by registering for additional courses and support services offered through Hanson Caregiving Consulting Services, so they never have to navigate this journey alone.

Caregiving can feel like being dropped into a role with no map, no training, and no pause button. This 60-minute group course was created for caregivers who are feeling stretched thin, emotionally drained, or unsure how to create structure while caring for someone they love. Whether you are new to caregiving or have been doing it for years, this course helps you step out of survival mode and into a clearer, more supported caregiving experience.

In this course, caregivers will learn how to recognize the hidden stress that builds beneath daily responsibilities, how routines create stability for both the caregiver and the care recipient, and how small shifts in organization can reduce emotional overwhelm. Participants will be guided through how caregiving systems are formed, why consistency matters, and how boundaries protect both the caregiver and the person receiving care. This session provides the foundation for all future caregiving growth, giving caregivers a clearer picture of what they are experiencing and why it feels so heavy.

By the end of this course, caregivers walk away with a stronger sense of control, a better understanding of how caregiving impacts their emotional and physical well-being, and a roadmap for what comes next in their caregiving journey. Participants also receive a follow-up worksheet to help them reflect on what they learned and prepare for the next steps. Caregivers are encouraged to continue their growth by registering for additional courses and support services offered through Hanson Caregiving Consulting Services, so they never have to navigate this journey alone.

Caregiving is not just about tasks — it is about navigating emotions, confusion, fear, and unmet needs that often show up as difficult behaviors. This 60-minute group course is designed for caregivers who feel exhausted by repeated conflicts, emotional outbursts, resistance, or changes in their care recipient’s behavior. If you often find yourself wondering “Why is this happening?” or “What am I doing wrong?” this course gives you clarity and direction.

In this course, caregivers learn how behavior is a form of communication and how to begin noticing patterns that lead to stress, agitation, or emotional shutdown. Participants will be guided through how to observe what happens before, during, and after difficult moments, and how small changes in approach can reduce tension for everyone involved. This course helps caregivers feel less blamed, less confused, and more confident when facing daily caregiving challenges.

By the end of the session, caregivers will better understand what triggers stress in their care recipient and how their own reactions affect the caregiving environment. They will also receive a follow-up worksheet to support reflection and application. Caregivers are encouraged to continue strengthening their skills by registering for additional courses and support services available through Hanson Caregiving Consulting Services.

Many caregivers give everything they have — and then realize they are running on empty. This 60-minute group course was created for caregivers who feel worn down, isolated, or afraid they won’t be able to keep going. It is especially helpful for caregivers who feel stuck in crisis mode, carrying everything alone, and unsure how to create a sustainable path forward.

In this course, caregivers explore how burnout develops, why it is so common, and what it looks like long before it becomes overwhelming. Participants will learn how caregiving systems, shared responsibility, and emotional boundaries protect both the caregiver and the care recipient. This course introduces the idea that caregiving does not have to mean self-sacrifice, and that support is a necessary part of providing care — not a failure.

By the end of the course, caregivers will have a clearer understanding of what they need in order to keep caring without losing themselves. They will also receive a follow-up worksheet to help them identify stress patterns and areas where support can grow. Caregivers are invited to continue their journey through Hanson Caregiving Consulting Services by enrolling in additional courses and consultation services designed to walk alongside them every step of the way.

Caregiving is not just about tasks — it is about navigating emotions, confusion, fear, and unmet needs that often show up as difficult behaviors. This 60-minute group course is designed for caregivers who feel exhausted by repeated conflicts, emotional outbursts, resistance, or changes in their care recipient’s behavior. If you often find yourself wondering “Why is this happening?” or “What am I doing wrong?” this course gives you clarity and direction.

In this course, caregivers learn how behavior is a form of communication and how to begin noticing patterns that lead to stress, agitation, or emotional shutdown. Participants will be guided through how to observe what happens before, during, and after difficult moments, and how small changes in approach can reduce tension for everyone involved. This course helps caregivers feel less blamed, less confused, and more confident when facing daily caregiving challenges.

By the end of the session, caregivers will better understand what triggers stress in their care recipient and how their own reactions affect the caregiving environment. They will also receive a follow-up worksheet to support reflection and application. Caregivers are encouraged to continue strengthening their skills by registering for additional courses and support services available through Hanson Caregiving Consulting Services.

Caregiving is not just about tasks — it is about navigating emotions, confusion, fear, and unmet needs that often show up as difficult behaviors. This 60-minute group course is designed for caregivers who feel exhausted by repeated conflicts, emotional outbursts, resistance, or changes in their care recipient’s behavior. If you often find yourself wondering “Why is this happening?” or “What am I doing wrong?” this course gives you clarity and direction.

In this course, caregivers learn how behavior is a form of communication and how to begin noticing patterns that lead to stress, agitation, or emotional shutdown. Participants will be guided through how to observe what happens before, during, and after difficult moments, and how small changes in approach can reduce tension for everyone involved. This course helps caregivers feel less blamed, less confused, and more confident when facing daily caregiving challenges.

By the end of the session, caregivers will better understand what triggers stress in their care recipient and how their own reactions affect the caregiving environment. They will also receive a follow-up worksheet to support reflection and application. Caregivers are encouraged to continue strengthening their skills by registering for additional courses and support services available through Hanson Caregiving Consulting Services.

Many caregivers give everything they have — and then realize they are running on empty. This 60-minute group course was created for caregivers who feel worn down, isolated, or afraid they won’t be able to keep going. It is especially helpful for caregivers who feel stuck in crisis mode, carrying everything alone, and unsure how to create a sustainable path forward.

In this course, caregivers explore how burnout develops, why it is so common, and what it looks like long before it becomes overwhelming. Participants will learn how caregiving systems, shared responsibility, and emotional boundaries protect both the caregiver and the care recipient. This course introduces the idea that caregiving does not have to mean self-sacrifice, and that support is a necessary part of providing care — not a failure.

By the end of the course, caregivers will have a clearer understanding of what they need in order to keep caring without losing themselves. They will also receive a follow-up worksheet to help them identify stress patterns and areas where support can grow. Caregivers are invited to continue their journey through Hanson Caregiving Consulting Services by enrolling in additional courses and consultation services designed to walk alongside them every step of the way.

Many caregivers give everything they have — and then realize they are running on empty. This 60-minute group course was created for caregivers who feel worn down, isolated, or afraid they won’t be able to keep going. It is especially helpful for caregivers who feel stuck in crisis mode, carrying everything alone, and unsure how to create a sustainable path forward.

In this course, caregivers explore how burnout develops, why it is so common, and what it looks like long before it becomes overwhelming. Participants will learn how caregiving systems, shared responsibility, and emotional boundaries protect both the caregiver and the care recipient. This course introduces the idea that caregiving does not have to mean self-sacrifice, and that support is a necessary part of providing care — not a failure.

By the end of the course, caregivers will have a clearer understanding of what they need in order to keep caring without losing themselves. They will also receive a follow-up worksheet to help them identify stress patterns and areas where support can grow. Caregivers are invited to continue their journey through Hanson Caregiving Consulting Services by enrolling in additional courses and consultation services designed to walk alongside them every step of the way.