Navigating Self-Care Whilst Caring for Others
Caring for others can be one of the most meaningful roles we take on — but as I found out, it can also be exhausting, overwhelming, and sometimes lonely.
Join me for a supportive session where we’ll explore how to care for yourself while continuing to care for those who depend on you.
In this session, we’ll talk about:
Why self-care matters for carers
Recognising burnout and emotional fatigue
Simple ways to prioritise your own wellbeing
Finding balance without guilt
Support and shared experiences with others who understand
Whether you're caring for a family member, supporting a loved one, or working in a caring role, this session is a space to pause, reflect, and reconnect with your own wellbeing.
Outcomes:
Participants will feel supported and less isolated in their caring role.
Increased awareness of personal wellbeing needs alongside caring responsibilities.
Ability to identify signs of burnout and emotional fatigue early.
Greater confidence in setting boundaries and managing guilt.
Access to practical self-care strategies that can be applied immediately.
A sense of connection through shared experiences with other carers.
Key Learnings:
Self-care is essential, not optional for sustainable caring.
Burnout has emotional, mental, and physical signs that should not be ignored.
Small, consistent actions can significantly improve wellbeing.
Guilt is common among carers, but can be reframed and managed.
Balance is possible with intentional habits and support.
Sharing experiences can reduce stress and build resilience.
Takeaways:
A toolkit of simple self-care practices (e.g. rest, boundaries, time for self).
Techniques for recognising and responding to burnout early.
Strategies to prioritise personal needs without feeling selfish.
Reassurance that they are not alone in their experiences.
A post-event handout and recording to revisit key concepts.
Motivation to make small, sustainable changes in daily life.
