Words of Care |
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| Photographer:
| Golgoski, Marcie |
| Author:
| Pabst, Margery |
| ISBN: | 978-1-5213-3914-5 |
| Publication Date: | Apr 2013 |
| Publisher: | Independently Published
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| Book Format: | Paperback |
| List Price: | USD $5.99 |
Book Description:
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"Words of Care" is a series of essays and writings, designed as quick bites of information and affirmation, for the busy caregiver. As an expert in the field, and former caregiver herself, Margery Pabst works with corporations, medical institutions, and caregiver support associations, to guide and counsel caregivers on the challenges they face."Words of Care" is a coming together of author Pabst's expertise as a caregiver and author. Having penned four books, including co-authoring...
More Description"Words of Care" is a series of essays and writings, designed as quick bites of information and affirmation, for the busy caregiver. As an expert in the field, and former caregiver herself, Margery Pabst works with corporations, medical institutions, and caregiver support associations, to guide and counsel caregivers on the challenges they face."Words of Care" is a coming together of author Pabst's expertise as a caregiver and author. Having penned four books, including co-authoring "Enrich Your Caregiving Journey", Pabst has been writing of the topic of caregiving for several years. Those experiences helped mold "Words of Care". Designed as short reads, maybe 10 minutes, on a variety of topics, Words of Care allows the reader to find an entry that fits their moment, and get advice, an exercise, or just an affirmation, about what they are doing.Divided into five chapters, "Words of Care" tackles areas, that through years of experience, research and work, Pabst has found define the caregiving process...and the range of emotions and obstacles caregivers go through.*Caregiver Assessment ~ How are you, the caregiver, doing in this often trying role?*Asking For Help ~ How do you manage the demands by reaching out to others?*Dealing With Your Emotions ~ Are you in touch with how you feel about your role?*Managing Family Dynamics ~ How involved is everyone? How is the family doing?*Supporting Professional Caregivers ~ As doctors, nurses, therapists... how do you manage the emotions of your caregiving experience?