THE IMPORTANCE OF CARE COUNSELING   

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​Welcome – I am Cecelia Salamone, MA, LPC, Caregiver Counselor. I look forward to hearing from you to discuss how Care Counseling services may be beneficial for you and your loved one   
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Contact me:
734-576-2220
[email protected]
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Hope Counseling N Coaching Services
Cost (per 45 minute session)
​Online sessions along with emails  

​Individual Care Counseling
$75 per session 
                
                Offers Services to Michigan Residents 


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 At some point throughout your caregiving journey, you may find even though caregiving is rewarding it also has challenges. It can lead to:  stress, burnout, depression and isolation. Receiving consistent emotional support with counseling helps you: manage stress and burnout, make sound decisions and balance the needs of both you and your loved one.  
  
​The following are some of the ways
Care Counseling can help you:

  • To process your feelings
  • Learn to set boundaries
  • Strengthen your problem-solving abilities
  • Meet the demands of caring
  • Find balance
  • Learn to care for yourself 
  • Laughter is the Best Medicine - 
  • Learn the value of laughing through the challenges
  • You are experiencing  
  • Improve communication with your care
         recipient and other family members

PictureA daughter caring for her mother. Before you find yourself experiencing challenges of caregiving, seek Care Counseling.
Reflect on the following topics:

  • Caregiver stress and burnout
  • Understanding and coping with your loved
          one’s medical conditions and/or dementia
  • Challenges handling family dynamics
  • Dealing with issues of grief and losses
  • Handling the role as advocate for your loved one  
PictureFeeling loss of energy, difficulty sleeping, not focused or motivated, call for a Care Counseling appointment.
Signs and symptoms of depression –

  • Becoming easily agitated or frustrated
  • Feelings of worthlessness or guilt
  • Feelings of hopelessness
  • Thoughts of death, dying or suicide
  • Disturbed sleep
  • Fatigue or loss of energy
  • Loss of interest or pleasure in usual activities
  • Difficulty thinking or concentrating
  • Changes in appetite and weight
  • Physical symptoms that do not respond to treatment headaches, digestive disorders and pain 
Source: American Psychiatric Association Diagnostic and
Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders


If you would like some information about Care Counseling
contact: 
734-576-2220
[email protected]
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