1) Helping clients build tools to allow them to interact and have meaningful dialogues with affected loved one(s);
2)Teach coping skills and techniques so clients come from a place of empathetic response rather than frustrated or angry reaction;
3) Preparing for crisis before it occurs;
4) Discuss how to approach a loved one’s refusal to take medication;
5) Work together on the conflict of substituting drugs and alcohol for medication;
6) Bringing focus to finding solutions to daily challenges that occur due to the symptoms of the condition;
7) Improving total family relationships to bring about more harmonious dynamics between all family members.
8) Talking about and eliminating negative self -judgment and stigma for both clients and affected loved one(s);
9) Creating a space of empathetic non-judgment so clients can express their deep emotions;
10) Addressing the dilemmas of delusion.
My goal is to lessen the pain and trauma of family members and caregivers confronting the difficulties of this "psychic affect."
I want to give hope to my clients through my life and example. Your diagnosed son, daughter, mother, father, husband, or wife CAN recover from this disease. It is possible to regain the happiness and joy you once enjoyed with your diagnosed loved one.
© 2020 by Dale Walsh Coaching.