Document Type
Blog Entry
Publication Date
3-23-2013
Abstract
Caregivers often spend months or even years living in what amounts to solitary confinement. In the United States between 30 and 38 million adults, mostly women provide regular ongoing care for a family member or loved one. The stresses and burdens of providing 24 hour care, seven days a week can be debilitating. Caregivers need help. Caregiving is a modern American tragedy.
Publication Title
Psychology Today
Publisher
John Thomas - Sussex Publishers
Recommended Citation
Tahmaseb-McConatha, J. (2013). Struggling with Caregiving: My Days in Solitary Confinement. Psychology Today Retrieved from https://digitalcommons.wcupa.edu/psych_facpub/46
Comments
An entry from Jasmin Tahmaseb-McConatha’s Live Long and Prosper blog on psychologytoday.com