Caregivers wear a lot of masks.
Sometimes the person who looks the most capable is carrying far more than anyone realizes.
You can be managing the appointments, making the decisions, keeping everyone informed and getting through your days…
and still need support.
You don’t have to wait until everything falls apart to ask for it.
💚💜 Pivot with Purpose is my 8-week virtual skills + support group for adults navigating life with aging parents.
We begin August 26, and enrollment closes August 21.
Learn more at the link in my bio👆
One-Eighty with Edla Prevette
💚💜Caregiver Coach, Educator and Speaker. FREE Caregiver Resources for Aging Parents I am a mental health therapist and coach helping people across the lifespan.
I have created One-Eighty products and programs to help adult children of aging parents. Visit my website at www.edlaprevette.com to learn more.
08/10/2026
Some of the most overwhelmed caregivers I know are also some of the most capable.
They're used to figuring things out, so when caregiving gets harder, they research more, organize more and take on one more thing.
But caregiving isn't a problem you can solve and check off the list. The needs keep changing while the rest of your life keeps moving.
Sometimes the answer isn't getting better at handling everything.
Sometimes it's realizing you don't have to handle everything by yourself.
That's one reason I created Pivot with Purpose, my 8-week virtual skills + support group for adults navigating life with aging parents.
We begin August 26. Enrollment closes August 21.
Learn more: www.edlaprevette.com/caregiver-support-group
07/30/2026
Enrollment is open💚💜
Click the QR code or link in the first comment to learn more👇
I hope you’ll join me for support and guidance as you care for your aging parents.
07/30/2026
Enrollment is open💚💜
Click the QR code or link in my bio to learn more👆
I hope you’ll join me for support and guidance as you care for your aging parents.
07/12/2026
Watching my granddaughters paint together this week got me thinking about caregiving…
The goal wasn’t for one child to take the brush and finish the painting for the other.
The goal was support, encouragement, and creating the conditions for success.
Supporting aging parents often asks the same of us.
How do we preserve dignity and independence while still keeping someone safe?
Those questions rarely have simple answers, and they’re exactly the kinds of conversations we’ll be having inside my caregiver skills and support group starting in August.
Learn more and join the waitlist through the link in my profile👆
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