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Biting off more than you can chew is an old idiom alluding to taking on more than you can handle at one time. I know I have been in this overzealous position, either out of excitement or naiveté, and found myself unsure or overwhelmed with a huge task. When did I think I would have the time, energy, or patience for this project? The size of the task was clear, but my perception of time and my ability were off the mark. There are plenty of lessons to be gathered here in hu

The heartfelt work of caregiving is a deeply human endeavor—a testament to our innate interdependency and capacity for connection in the face of vulnerability. To care for another—whether a family member, friend, or patient—is to be in profound relationship with our humanity, to make contact with the very essence of our mortality, inherent limitations, and ever-shifting capacities. For many, caregiving is imbued with a sense of great care, compassion, and devotion, often para

Caring for a loved one with a serious illness is an act of profound love and dedication. However, it also comes with immense emotional, physical, and mental challenges. For caregivers, therapy can be a powerful tool to navigate these complexities, offering guidance, support, and relief during difficult times. Therapy provides caregivers with a safe space to process their emotions. Feelings of sadness, guilt, anger, or even resentment are common but can be difficult to acknowl