Caregivers Support Group

A guided group for caregivers who need somewhere honest to land


Elderly woman peeling potatoes in a kitchen with a child watching, surrounded by various vegetables on a countertop.

Caregiving can be meaningful, but it can also be exhausting, lonely, frustrating, and complicated.

You can love the person you are caring for and still feel burned out. You can want to show up well and still feel angry, resentful, numb, guilty, or completely overwhelmed. Both can be true.

This group is for caregivers who need a place to be honest about what caregiving is really costing them.

Whether you are caring for an aging parent, a partner with illness, a child with complex needs, or someone living with a dementia-related illness, you deserve support too.

Together, we’ll explore

  • How caregiving affects your emotions, body, relationships, and sense of self

  • Why grief can show up before a death or major loss happens

  • How to name what you need without apologizing for needing it

  • Ways to set boundaries with family, medical systems, and yourself

  • Coping tools that are realistic for caregivers with limited time and energy

  • How to build support when you are used to being the support

You do not have to be endlessly strong here. You do not have to have the perfect attitude. You do not have to pretend caregiving is only beautiful or meaningful.

You just have to show up honestly.

Ready to prioritize your wellbeing?