Denise M. Brown

The Caring Professional Reset

Business EN ↓ 3 episodes

You became a healthcare or social work professional because you want to help people. When family caregivers turn to you—exhausted, confused, overwhelmed—you feel compelled to do something. But sometimes you realize you don't have exactly what they need. The Caring Professional Reset bridges the gap between your caring heart and effective action. What Makes This Podcast Different Unlike general caregiving podcasts or traditional professional development, The Caring Professional Reset offers: ✓ Original, field-tested frameworks developed through years of direct family caregiver support and valid...

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Denise M. Brown

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Supporting Family Caregivers with the Right Training 06.11.2025 33:16

A caregiving experience changes over time which means that the kind of training that family caregivers need will differ throughout their experience. Join us to learn how to develop the right training to meet family caregivers right where they are. We'll meet again on November 14 at 1 p.m. ET for our Practice Lab as we discuss how we can create the right training opportunity for family caregivers....

Practice Lab: Supporting Family Caregivers Through the Six Caregiving Stages 14.10.2025 29:28

A caregiving experience changes over time which means that the support and resources family caregivers need will differ throughout their experience. Join us for Practice Lab as we discuss how we can meet the needs of family caregivers across the stages within our communities. In this interactive workshop, Denise M. Brown shared insights and ideas on how we can support family caregivers throughout...

Supporting Family Caregivers Through the Six Caregiving Stages 14.10.2025 27:52

A caregiving experience changes over time which means that the support and resources family caregivers need will differ throughout their experience. Denise offers insights on how to help family caregivers in each stage of their caregiving experience. Denise shares an overview of the six stages concept which she developed in 1997 and regularly updates to reflect the family caregiver's current reali...