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    The Practical Caregiver's Workbook: Quality of Life Caregiving: The Practical Caregiver's Workbook, #2
    The Practical Caregiver's Workbook: Strengthening the Patient-Caregiver Bond: The Practical Caregiver's Workbook, #1
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    The Practical Caregiver's Workbook Series

    By Sara M. Barton

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    About this series

    Quality of life is a critical element of family caregiving, especially for patients with serious illnesses. Whether your loved one is coping with challenging treatments, dealing with aging issues, or trying to manage a disease like cancer, there are ways you can improve the situation through better caregiver psychology, appointment/schedule/routine management, improved communications, and smarter multi-tasking. When you meet the real needs of the patient, your loved one will enjoy improved quality of life and so will you.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherSara Barton
    Release dateAug 1, 2018
    The Practical Caregiver's Workbook: Quality of Life Caregiving: The Practical Caregiver's Workbook, #2
    The Practical Caregiver's Workbook: Strengthening the Patient-Caregiver Bond: The Practical Caregiver's Workbook, #1

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 1

      The Practical Caregiver's Workbook: Strengthening the Patient-Caregiver Bond: The Practical Caregiver's Workbook, #1
      The Practical Caregiver's Workbook: Strengthening the Patient-Caregiver Bond: The Practical Caregiver's Workbook, #1

      The Practical Caregiver's Workbook: Strengthening the Patient-Caregiver Bond: The Practical Caregiver's Workbook, #1

      Sara M. Barton
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      The bond between patient and caregiver is an important one. If your loved one is struggling with a serious illness, there are ways that you can work together as a team to make sure that each of you is able to be as active and engaged as possible. This helps to reduce the stress and frustrations in your relationship, improve your ability to communicate effectively with each other, and avoid unnecessary complications that could knock you both off-track.

      The bond between patient and caregiver is an important one. If your loved one is struggling with a serious illness, there are ways that you can work together as a team to make sure that each of you is able to be as active and engaged as possible. This helps to reduce the stress and frustrations in your relationship, improve your ability to communicate effectively with each other, and avoid unnecessary complications that could knock you both off-track.

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      The Practical Caregiver's Workbook: Quality of Life Caregiving: The Practical Caregiver's Workbook, #2
      The Practical Caregiver's Workbook: Quality of Life Caregiving: The Practical Caregiver's Workbook, #2

      The Practical Caregiver's Workbook: Quality of Life Caregiving: The Practical Caregiver's Workbook, #2

      Sara M. Barton
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      Quality of life is a critical element of family caregiving, especially for patients with serious illnesses. Whether your loved one is coping with challenging treatments, dealing with aging issues, or trying to manage a disease like cancer, there are ways you can improve the situation through better caregiver psychology, appointment/schedule/routine management, improved communications, and smarter multi-tasking. When you meet the real needs of the patient, your loved one will enjoy improved quality of life and so will you.

      Quality of life is a critical element of family caregiving, especially for patients with serious illnesses. Whether your loved one is coping with challenging treatments, dealing with aging issues, or trying to manage a disease like cancer, there are ways you can improve the situation through better caregiver psychology, appointment/schedule/routine management, improved communications, and smarter multi-tasking. When you meet the real needs of the patient, your loved one will enjoy improved quality of life and so will you.

    Author

    Sara M. Barton

    Sara M. Barton is the author of several popular cozy mystery series that often feature humor, romance, and pets, but no ghosts, witches, or psychics (It’s not that she thinks these are bad books; it’s that she’s more of a traditionalist when it comes to cozies.) She’s the author of a new historical mystery called The Pantomime Double-Cross, with a heroine who has lived a secret life for forty-five years, unbeknownst to family and friends. Under the pen name of S. M. Barton, she’s written several espionage thrillers, including The Mirrors: A Moscow Joe Cyberspy Thriller. Once she wraps up the final chapter of her old life, Sara’s slated to begin her new life and tackle her overdue bucket list. When she’s not writing, she loves to get outside and enjoy nature, especially after hip replacement: “If my new hip were a man, I would marry him in a heartbeat for all the right reasons. He’s good to me, takes me wherever I want to go, and he’s fun to be around. Perfect qualities in a mate.” Happy Reading! The Practical Caregiver Guides website: https://practicalcaregiverguides.org Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/sarabartonmysteries/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/bartonmysteries Cozy Mystery Series: The Scarlet Wilson Mysteries revolve around innkeeper Scarlet Wilson and her knack for stumbling into murder most foul. The eight-book series is laced with humor and romance. The Cornwall & Company Mysteries chronicle “Marigold Flowers” and her life on the run as she escapes from ruthless contract killers with the help of Jefferson Cornwall.

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