Jim Macris

As a family caregiver helping a loved one age, you are likely familiar with the overwhelming stress that often accompanies this role. You may be struggling with common emotions that arise, including hopelessness, anxiety, isolation, depression, anger, resentment, guilt, grief and loss. Or perhaps you are a professional caregiver, finding yourself preoccupied, anxious, depressed, irritable, cynical and disillusioned – facing compassion fatigue or burnout. Whether you are a family or formal caregiver, you want to provide the best care possible without sacrificing your career, family, self-care, balance, peace and sense of self. In my practice, CarePartners Counseling, I specialize in therapy with caregivers of older adults. I provide a compassionate and empathetic space where we will partner to address the mental, emotional and physical challenges of caregiving. I pull from a variety of therapeutic modalities to provide tailored treatment guided by your specific needs and goals. Although