Tired? Stressed? Burned out? Let’s find strategies that support you.
Caring for an aging parent, partner, or loved one can be deeply meaningful — and deeply exhausting. Many caregivers juggle responsibilities quietly, often putting their own needs last while trying to keep everything moving forward.
Health coaching for caregivers offers a steady, non-judgmental space to focus on you — not just the roles you’re holding.
How coaching can support caregivers

Caregiving often brings chronic stress, disrupted routines, emotional fatigue, and a sense that there’s never enough time or energy. Coaching can help you step back, clarify what’s sustainable, and build support into daily life.
Coaching may focus on:
- Managing stress and preventing burnout
- Creating realistic routines that fit caregiving demands
- Strengthening boundaries without guilt
- Supporting sleep, energy, and daily functioning
- Making space for your own needs, goals, and wellbeing
- Navigating change with greater clarity and steadiness
This is not about doing more — it’s about doing what matters, in ways that are sustainable.
A grounded, respectful approach

My background in social services has shaped how I work with caregivers: with respect for complexity, limited bandwidth, and the realities of imperfect systems.
My coaching approach is collaborative and practical. I don’t diagnose conditions, provide therapy, or offer medical advice. Instead, I work with caregivers to:
- Clarify priorities
- Identify what’s within their control
- Build habits and strategies that support resilience
- Create structure without adding pressure
Coaching can complement other supports and services you may already have in place.
Who this is a good fit for
Caregiver coaching may be a good fit if you:
- Feel stretched thin or emotionally depleted
- Are supporting a loved one while managing work or family responsibilities
- Want support that feels calm, respectful, and non-clinical
- Are looking for structure, accountability, and perspective
- Want to care without losing yourself
Interested in learning more?
If you’re curious whether coaching could support you in your caregiving role, I invite you to schedule a free consultation. We’ll talk about what you’re navigating and whether working together feels like a good fit.

