Acknowledging and accepting your feelings

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Caregivers: 7 tips to help you move forward after a family member or friend dies

Managing guilt (L’Appui)

It’s OK not to be perfectly OK. (L’Appui)

Preparing for ambiguous loss and grief involving a close family member with Alzheimer’s disease (L’Appui)

Looking after yourself (Alzheimer Society of Canada)

“Psychology Works” Fact Sheet: Caregiver Stress (Canadian Psychological Association)

Testimonials

Challenging emotions and feelings (Health Experiences)

Personal growth and transformation (Health Experiences)

Advice for other caregivers (Health Experiences)

The future and caregiving (Health Experiences)

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