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Caregiver Stress and Burnout
Caregiver Stress and Burnout
Caregiver Stress and Burnout
Tuesday 11th July 2023
Dr. Hagaseth shares an Enneagram-based method to ease caregiver burnout in Parkinson's patients. Learn how tailored kindness can improve communication and reduce stress.
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Episode Overview
- Dr. Hagaseth's 'kindness dialogue' uses the Enneagram to help couples navigate the challenges of Parkinson's with intentional kindness
- Understanding Enneagram types fosters better communication and reduces burnout for caregivers and patients
- The Enneagram offers insights into the emotional and psychological impact of Parkinson's, bringing relief to many caregivers and patients
I want to help couples, married, unmarried, gay, straight, that makes no difference. But I want them to find a new way of talking that is easier on the heart and leads to less burnout.
Feeling overwhelmed while caring for someone with Parkinson's? You're not alone. In this episode, Dr. Christian Hagaseth dives into the emotional rollercoaster that caregivers often face. He sheds light on the signs of caregiver stress, from depression and anxiety to changes in eating habits and insomnia. But he doesn't stop there. Dr. Hagaseth introduces the 'kindness dialogue', a fresh approach rooted in the Enneagram personality types.
Whether you're a Perfectionist, Giver, or Skeptic, this method aims to tailor support to your unique needs. By fostering intentional kindness and understanding, it helps couples communicate better and reduce burnout. Tune in to discover how this innovative strategy can bring relief and emotional support to both caregivers and Parkinson's patients.