At Raine Collective, we know that support cannot always wait until your next appointment. This page offers crisis contacts, education, and practical tools to help you care for yourself and your loved ones between sessions.
Resources for Caring for the Elderly
Caring for an aging parent or loved one can be emotionally complex and physically demanding. The following resources provide education, support, and practical guidance for caregivers navigating this stage of life.
Caregiver support & education
Family Caregiver Alliance – caregiver.org
Education, support groups, and caregiving tools
AARP Caregiving Resource Center – aarp.org/caregiving
Practical advice, checklists, and planning tools
Alzheimer’s Association – alz.org
Support for caregivers of individuals with dementia or memory loss
Planning & practical support
Eldercare Locator – eldercare.acl.gov
Connects caregivers to local services, housing, and support programs
National Institute on Aging – nia.nih.gov
Evidence-based information on aging, caregiving, and health concerns
A Gentle Reminder
These resources are intended to supplement therapy, not replace professional care. If you are feeling overwhelmed or unsure where to start, we encourage you to reach out to your therapist or schedule a consultation with one of our clinicians.
Support is not a weakness—it is a form of care.
A calm space to slow down, be honest with yourself, and get support for what you are carrying right now.
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