In any caregiving situation, there are four basic guidelines to help ensure that you offer loved ones the attention and support that they need. Whether we have experienced a death, illness, job-loss or even an exciting transition like college acceptance or a move, there is often pain and anxiety that need to be processed and felt. Learn to be “there” for someone in need.
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