Caregiver Coaching Program

We all need a little extra support from time to time.

Coaching gives you the personalized support you need.

The Caregiver Coaching Program is a professional one-to-one relationship between a coach and a caregiver.

Our coaches have a professional background in health or social services, along with personal experience as a caregiver.

Caregiver Coach can help you overcome challenges such as:

Burn-out/exhaustion
Balancing your caregiving role
Finding time for self-care
Setting boundaries
Developing communication skills for talking to health care providers and family
Grief and loss around changes in life or caregiving, or end of life care
Financial concerns
Future care-planning

Find out if you qualify

For caregivers to access the coaching program, you must:

Have telephone or internet access
Be struggling or feeling stuck within a caregiving role, having difficulty managing stress, or feeling burned out
Demonstrate a sense of readiness to participate in the program
Acknowledge that the program is not a substitute for counselling or psychotherapy services

How to participate

Up to six coaching sessions are offered by phone or Zoom. To find out if you qualify, or to register, please fill out our self-referral form now.

Please note: The Caregiver Coaching Program is a limited, eligibility-based service.

Caregiver Coaching is not therapy, counselling, or peer support.

Coaches use their lived experience to validate and work through your current challenges

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The Ontario Caregiver Organization Coaching Program

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