Caregiving Category Professional
The day of a caregiving professional can be filled with ups and downs. All professional caregivers feel overwhelmed, become physically and emotionally exhausted, frustrated, angry, and guilty. As a working caregiving professional, you are probably a double- or triple-duty caregiver. You take care of clients or patients at work. You may have children or a husband at home that you care for — then you may also care for an aging parent. These duties alone are reasons that caregiving can make you crazy. Caregiver duties can feel never-ending. Help and support are here.
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Check out articles by Pamela written especially for professional caregivers. Below this section are articles in the FREE Professional Membership Library where new articles are added each month. Membership is free, scroll down to review the information and subscribe today.
Professional Caregivers: Customer Service Matters
Healthcare professionals - customer service does matter. In this video by caregiving expert, Pamela D. Wilson, learn how to make sure patients and clients prefer to work with you instead of your competition. ...
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Caregiver Stress and Burnout: Five Reasons Caregiving Can Make You Crazy
Caregiving can make you crazy. Caregiver duties for healthcare professionals are never quite finished. There’s always something else to do. More unfinished duties. Caregiver stress and burnout are common. Whether you are a doctor, nurse, certified nursing assistant, physical therapist, or ano...
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