Caregiving is often marked by frustration, exhaustion, and duty—but beneath the daily grind lies a quieter reality: grief.

Grief does not begin only with death. For many caregivers, it starts when a loved one is no longer the same physically or mentally, despite still being present. This “ambiguous loss” can bring feelings of confusion, resentment, sadness, and isolation, intensifying caregiver stress.

Join us for an informative session exploring the many dimensions of caregiver grief and practical ways to cope. You will also hear a personal story of grief and recovery from a former caregiver who, after losing both parents, found renewed meaning following profound loss.