Family Conversation Guide – my guide to get you started with having end-of-life conversations

Compassion & Choices website – a wide range of information related to planning advance directives including special considerations for specific illnesses or identity groups.

Caregiving is such a loving thing and it can also be complicated and exhausting. These are some national online resources to assist Caregivers. If you are feeling overwhelmed please seek support through professional counseling.

CaringBridge is a non-profit that designed a platform where you can set up a private community to support you on your journey with illness. Provides “a trusted place to communicate to your community, capture your thoughts, and coordinate help on your terms.”

Caregiver Burnout – What is it and What to Do

VA Caregiver Support Program

Caregiver Action Network

There are many organizations designed to support those who are grieving. An internet search can yield specific organizations pertaining to your unique situation but here are a few national organizations to explore. If you are struggling with grief, please seek support of a professional counselor or therapist.

The Compassionate Friends – support after the death of a child, grandchild, or sibling

National Alliance for Children’s Grief

Miscarriage Matters

Judi’s House (local to Denver) – support for grieving children and families

National Widowers Association

Soaring Spirits International (for widows and their families)