Are You Drowning in Caregiving Stress? This Guide Throws You a Lifeline.
When your loved one needs care, everything changes overnight. Suddenly you're juggling doctor appointments, medications, family drama, and your own breaking point. You feel lost, overwhelmed, and guilty for wanting help.
You're not alone. And you don't have to figure this out by yourself.
"Navigating Care Together" is the roadmap you've been searching for.
Written by Susan A. Leys, a healthcare consultant who cared for both her parents through illness and end-of-life, this isn't another academic textbook. It's real help from someone who's walked your path.
What You'll Discover:
- How to talk with doctors so they actually listen and explain things clearly
- Simple systems for tracking medications without dangerous mistakes
- Ways to build a support team that actually shows up and helps
- Scripts for difficult conversations with family members
- How to create daily routines that reduce stress for everyone
- When to accept help (and how to ask for it without guilt)
- Self-care strategies that prevent caregiver burnout
- What to do when your loved one's condition changes
- How to navigate the healthcare system like an insider
Plus 9 Bonus Tools: Medication tracking sheets, doctor communication guides, emergency contact templates, journaling prompts for stress relief, comprehensive resource lists, and more.
This 147-page guide covers everything from the emotional challenges of role reversal to the practical details of managing multiple medications. Each chapter includes specific actions you can take today to improve your caregiving experience.
Real families are already seeing results:
"This book saved our family. My mom has dementia and we were all fighting about everything. Susan's guide showed us how to work together and actually enjoy our time with mom again." - Jennifer K.
"Finally, someone who gets it. The medication tracking alone was worth the price." - Robert M.
Stop feeling overwhelmed. Start feeling confident.
Whether you're caring for aging parents, a sick spouse, or a family member with disabilities, this guide meets you where you are and shows you the way forward.
Download your copy now and transform your caregiving journey from survival mode to meaningful connection.
Your loved one needs you at your best. This guide shows you how to get there.
Get instant access today - your family can't wait.
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Susan Leys consults and coaches the healthcare professionals and teams who care for all of us. Inspired by a family tradition of caregiving, Susan's extensive educational background includes a BA in Psychology from the University of Massachusetts at Dartmouth and an M.Ed. and CAGS in Counseling Psychology from Springfield College. Her expertise is further enhanced by graduate certificates in The Business of Medicine from Johns Hopkins University and High-Performance Leadership from Cornell University.
Certified as a John Maxwell Coach, Trainer, and Speaker, Susan utilizes these world-renowned leadership methods to propel your team or organization forward. She specializes in workshops, seminars, keynote speeches, and personalized coaching, all designed to foster professional and personal growth.
With vast experience in healthcare, Susan has successfully coached and trained numerous professionals and teams, honing communication, teamwork, stress management, patient care, trauma response, and addiction recovery skills. Her commitment to this field is driven by the profound satisfaction she gains from contributing to others' success.
Susan's insights are also shaped by the resilience and authenticity she witnesses in patients and their families during critical times. Motivated by these experiences, she creates online courses, books, and coaching programs aimed at empowering individuals and families to navigate life's challenges effectively.
Ready to guide you towards enhanced well-being and leadership excellence, Susan Leys invites you to embark on your journey of experiential insight, transformation, and achievement.
To contact Susan and discover how she can assist you, visit her website at www.SusanLeys.com.