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\nIf you'\;re building a business or working as a professional while also caring for aging parents and raising kids\, you'\;re part of the "\;sandwich generation"\; and burnout is real. Join James Devary of Senior Helpers for an honest look at what caregiving stress is really costing you\, and what support actually exists to help.
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\nWe'\;ll cover:
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\n●\; The real signs of caregiver burnout\, and what it'\;s quietly doing to your health\, relationships\, and business
\n●\; Why the stress doesn'\;t stay contained\, It ripples into everything and everyone around you
\n●\; Resources you probably don'\;t know exist: federal programs and local support
\n●\; Letting go of the guilt: asking for help isn'\;t giving up on your loved one\, it'\;s how you keep showing up for them.
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\nYou don'\;t have to do it all alone. Come find out what help looks like.
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James DeVary knows the ripple effects of caregiving firsthand. As an infant\, when his mother'\;s attention turned to caring for his brother through cancer\, James spent his first year and a half being raised by a family in their church community. He went on to serve as a U.S. Army veteran with deployments to both Afghanistan and Iraq\, then spent over a decade after returning home working directly with wounded veterans.\n
\nToday\, James is a husband and father of two young children\, and together with his wife Analaura\, they own and operate Senior Helpers of Gilbert &\; Chandler\, leading a team of trained\, non-medical caregivers who support local families in their own homes. His lifetime spent around caregiving as a child\, a soldier\, and now a business owner shapes the perspective he brings to conversations about supporting the people who care for others.
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