Empowering & Educating
Family Caregivers

Toni Gitles is here to support you on your caregiving journey.

Empowering Family Caregivers

Select one-on-one coaching or host a workshop to transform the caregiver experience.

One-on-One Coaching

Our coaching sessions will explore your current challenges and create a roadmap that includes coping skills and a connection to resources to minimize stress and regret and maximize meaning on your caregiving journey.

Workshops

Heart of Caregiving workshops are designed to empower caregivers by working through the common caregiving challenges that can cause stress and overwhelm. Caregivers learn skills and information that allow them to regain a sense of control and confidence as they continue their journey.

Presentations

Toni’s presentations are powerful and lead the listener on a journey of self-discovery. Topics include Harness Happiness, Energy Management, and Caregiver Empowerment. In-person or virtually, Toni will inspire your community members to take their life’s path to the next level.

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Hi, I’m Toni!

If you are helping aging or ill parents, other family members, a spouse or friend, I can help you prioritize your well-being, prepare for the future and manage current challenges with confidence.

As a loving caregiver to my mother for 14 years, I understand the physical, emotional and spiritual challenges of the caregiver’s journey. My mother passed away in February 2017, just short of her 100th birthday and I delight in the fact that I have no regrets about how I took care of her and the time sharing our lives together. I have amazing memories despite the many and regular crisis situations. The experience helped me find my inner strength, accomplishing what I now look back on as having made the impossible, possible.

I want to share what I learned with you so that you are able to create a joyful and meaningful caregiving journey full of beautiful memories.

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