Definitions
We deal with it
What it looks like
By the Numbers
Cures
100
It is associated with depression, sleeping difficulties, immune disregulation, and cardiovascular disease.
What is caregiver stress?
100
As a group, they are more likely to be caretakers at younger ages, and less likely when older.
Who are men?
100
Days missed working due to caregiving responsibilities often results in this.
What is financial stress?
100
More than 65 million Americans do this
What is act as caregivers?
100
This is the most effective treatment for depression related to caregiver stress.
What is therapy?
200
An acquired repertoire of behaviors and skills by which a person self-regulates internal events (such as emotions, pain, and cognitions) that interfere with the smooth execution of a target behavior.
What is learned resourcefulness?
200
1.4 million children are caregivers. They mostly take care of individuals with this relation to them.
Who are parents?
200
Having to spend time off from work acting as a caregiver can result in this.
What is social isolation/loneliness/depression?
200
51% of care recipients live where?
What is in their own homes?
200
This is a relaxation technique focused on paying attention to the present moment which has been shown to be beneficial for individuals suffering from caregiver stress.
What is mindfulness meditation?
300
This is a validated tool to screen for depression in patients with caregiver stress.
What is PHQ-2 or 9?
300
This group isn't related to individuals they're caring for, and often not considered when discussing caregiver stress.
Who are health aides?
300
72% of caregivers miss routine health maintenance appointments, resulting in this.
What is increased morbidity?
300
36% of caregivers are taking care of someone related to them in this way
What is a parent?
300
Engaging in this activity for 30-45 minutes 3 times per week has been shown to be effective for mild depression associated with caregiver stress.
What is walking?
400
This is a form self-control aimed at resuming normal functions that have been disrupted
What is redressive self control?
400
Other than the elderly, this group disproportionately relies on caregivers
Who are special need children?
400
Caregivers often feel that they are not providing adequate support, commonly resulting in this feeling.
What is guilt?
400
Women who are caregivers are 2.5 times more likely to live in poverty than non-caregivers, and 5 times more likely to receive this
What is SSI?
400
This member of the healthcare team is involved in connecting caregivers with better support to minimize stress.
Who is the social worker?
500
This is a form of self control directed at breaking habits in order to adopt new and more effective behaviors.
What is reformative self-control?
500
Caregivers in this demographic are more likely to have financial distress, increased morbidity, and less social support.
What is the LGBT community?
500
Caregivers have to confront current and anticipated loss, resulting in this emotion.
What is grief?
500
20% of caregivers report suffering from this
What is depression?
500
This intervention has been shown to reduce caregiver burden in those supporting someone with Schizophrenia.
What is adherence to antipsychotic medication?