Honoring the Caregiving Season You’re In
Caregiving can change before we’re ready. What used to feel manageable may suddenly feel heavier, more emotional, or harder to sustain. In this post, Rayna Neises reflects on her own caregiving journey and shares gentle, practical guidance to help family caregivers recognize when a season is changing, discern what may need to be released with intention, and care with no regrets.
Loving Through the Hardest Season: Stories of Hope with Susan Norcom
In this heartfelt episode of A Season of Caring Podcast, Susan Norcom, a Certified Nursing Assistant with over 20 years of experience, shares her personal journey of caring for her aging mother through decline, hospice, grief, and loss. Susan offers honest insight into family caregiving, aging in place, moving a parent into your home, faith-based caregiver support, and why hospice care can be a lifeline for families. This conversation provides comfort, practical guidance, and hope for caregivers supporting aging parents and navigating end-of-life care.
Faithfulness Over Fixing in Caregiving
When caregiving has no clear solution, how do you keep moving forward in faith? In this episode, Rayna Neises shares personal stories and biblical encouragement for family caregivers facing helplessness, hard decisions, and the need for God’s daily grace.
What If Caregiving Is A Leadership Role: Stories of Hope with Mark Wilson
Rayna Neises talks with Mark Wilson, author of Breakthrough Alzheimer’s Care, about Alzheimer’s caregiving, dementia home care, managing paid caregivers, caregiver burnout, and faith-filled support for family caregivers.