Caring for someone you love is an act of deep commitment—but it can also take a quiet toll on your mind, body, and heart. Whether you’re supporting an aging parent, a child with special needs, or a loved one facing illness, the constant responsibility can leave you exhausted, overwhelmed, and sometimes feeling alone.
Caregiver counselling provides a safe, supportive space to process the emotional challenges of caregiving—the love, the worry, the grief, and the guilt—while equipping you with practical tools to protect your own well-being. With caregiver counselling, you don’t have to carry it all by yourself.
* All sessions can be done online or in-person
Common challenges caregivers face
Burnout, fatigue, and sleep difficulties
Stress, anxiety, or depression
Guilt about “not doing enough”
Feeling isolated or unsupported
Strain on work, finances, or relationships
Grief, anticipatory loss, or hopelessness
It’s normal to feel torn between caring for your loved one and caring for yourself. Without support, this can lead to caregiver burnout—leaving you depleted and unable to show up the way you want to. Caregiver counselling helps you prioritize your well-being so you can care with strength, balance, and resilience.
How counselling can help:
Provide emotional support and a non-judgmental space to share your struggles
Teach stress management strategies to reduce overwhelm and anxiety
Support you in balancing caregiving with other areas of your life
Help you process grief, guilt, and changing family dynamics
Strengthen your resilience so you can care without losing yourself
Caring for someone else shouldn’t mean losing yourself in the process. With the right support, you can rediscover balance, preserve your health, and continue caring with love — without burning out.