Stories of Hope for living content, loving well, and caring with no regrets!
About A Season of Caring Podcast
A Season of Caring Podcast is a place to find hope for your Season of Caring. Pointing listeners to the hope they can find in God even in the busyness and loneliness of caregiving.
I want you to know that I see you and God sees you. There is no doubt what you are doing is not only difficult, and often overwhelming but it’s also important and one of the most rewarding things you can do.
I feature both everyday family members who are caregiver survivors and those who are still in the middle of their caring season. I also bring you professionals who bring their experience and compassion for you to our conversations.
My goal is for you to walk away from our time together feeling encouraged and hopeful that you can spend this season living content, loving well and caring with no regrets!
About A Season of Caring Podcast
A Season of Caring Podcast is a place to find hope for your Season of Caring. Pointing you to the hope that can be found in God even in the busyness and loneliness of caregiving.
I want you to know that I see you and God sees you. There is no doubt what you are doing is not only difficult, and often overwhelming but it’s also important and one of the most rewarding things you can do.
I feature both everyday family members who are caregiver survivors and those who are still in the middle of their caring season. I also bring you professionals who bring their experience and compassion for you to our conversations.
My goal is for you to walk away from our time together feeling encouraged and hopeful that you can spend this season living content, loving well and caring with no regrets!
Stories of Hope for living content, loving well, and caring with no regrets!
Meet Your Host
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Rayna Neises, ACC
Author of No Regrets: Hope for Your Caregiving Season, Editor of Content Magazine, ICF Certified Coach, Speaker, Podcast Host, & Positive Approach to Care® Independent Trainer offering encouragement, support, and resources to those who are in a Season of Caring for Aging Parents.
Her passion is for those caring and their parents, so that both might be seen, not forgotten & cared for, not neglected.
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Respond Instead of React and Be Prepared: Stories of Hope with Amanda
Rayna Neises visits with Amanda Schaefer who moved in with her parents in order to allow them to age in their long-time home. She shares caregiving is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity that comes with difficulties and transitions, but overall, it is something to choose repeatedly and more wisdom.
Connection of the Heart- Stories of Hope by Tryn
Rayna Neises, talks with Tryn Rose Seley. Through her experience with the creative arts, she has witnessed profound transformations in people living with dementia. Tryn wrote about what she has learned to teach others to bring out the best in each other, to develop positive relationships, and to build trust between care partners.
Care from a Place of Love vs. Guilt-Stories of Hope with Suzi
Rayna Neises talks with Suzi Colthurst about her experience and wisdom in caring for her aging parents as well as a speech language pathologist.
It is Okay – Caregiving IS Hard! Story of Hope: Peggy Bodde
Rayna Neises talks with Peggy Bodde, family caregiver, writer and founder of Sacred Work about her caregiving experience for her in-laws.
Delivering Comfort and Purpose
Rayna Neises talks with Tonja Moon founder of the Grand Baby Project. The organization delivers baby dolls to assisted living and memory care communities, free of charge, bringing comfort to those who receive them.
Encore Episode #1- Advocacy as Caregivers
Hope for living, loving and caring with no regrets!Episode 150Encore Episode #1,Rayna Neises, your host, talks with Carlos Olivas III. Carlos was a guest last year on the podcast and immediately comes to mind when thinking about advocacy. In fact, in December of...
