Coming
may 16th
Expert guidance, emotional support, and a private, compassionate community—all for just $14.99/month.
The Path Program
why it’s the right choice for you!
The PATH Membership Program supports family caregivers by offering a compassionate community, expert guidance, and flexible learning.
Connect with others who truly understand the emotional and practical challenges of caregiving. Access coaching, tools, and resources designed to fit into your busy life.
These may be the final years with your parents—do you want to feel overwhelmed and resentful, or create moments of peace and connection?
PATH puts your wellbeing first—emotionally, physically, and socially. With our support, you won’t face this journey alone. You’ll gain the confidence and strength to embrace caregiving with clarity and care.
A peek of what is coming
Live Workshops:
Offered each month. We cover topics like time management, visioning, preparing for care, and many other topics.
These are included with Legacy Tier, discounted at Love and you can sign up for a ticket on the Events page.
Coping with Grief Program:
This virtual grief support group is offered twice a year in the spring and the fall for 6 weeks. We will hold live, one-hour conversations on Zoom each week.
Coping with Grief is designed to help individuals who have experienced the death of someone significant to them. Participants will:
- Receive support from others who have experienced a similar loss
- Learn about the grief journey
- Explore ways to remember and memorialize your loved one
- Handle conflicting emotions that may range from anger, sadness, guilt, relief, and hopelessness
- Map resources, people, and processes for your journey
- Discover healthy ways to express grief
One-on-One Grief Support:
As a Certified Grief Facilitator, I will walk you through the difficult and emotional process of grief. Whether you have lost a loved one recently or decades ago, or are anticipating the death of someone you care for, I offer 45-minute individual sessions for anyone who would like help processing and moving through grief.
Virtual Retreat:
Every year, we offer a 2-day virtual retreat focused on four domains of caregiver wellness: physical, financial, emotional, and spiritual. The retreat will feature guest speakers, workshops and Q&A with experts.
Monthly access to all courses
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Access to every course on my platform!
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Guest Experts
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Relaxation Audios
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All booklets and guides
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Free pass to any live virtual workshops
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Private community Chat
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Cancel anytime
As a member, you’ll have your own login portal. From there, you’ll be able to access the video
modules, workbooks, training materials, private forum, call recordings, and more. Caregiving is hard
and there are many unexpected events. We designed this program for your world, which is why you
can access material from anywhere at any time.
No, the word “therapy” implies a need for healing. Coaching is not about healing, but about building
on the health that is already present. While therapy spends a great deal of time delving into the past,
coaching is heavily oriented toward the future. Starting with the “here and now,” it looks at where
you want to go and helps you pull together the resources to get there.
I will do everything possible to exceed your expectations, including provide you with personalized
coaching, resources, and support. I’ll also invite you to provide feedback and suggestions to make the
experience as beneficial as possible. However, I understand that it won’t be a fit for everyone. In that
case, you can cancel at any time, no questions asked.
The short answer is anyone who currently provides care for an aging loved one — or who anticipates
doing so in the next 5 to 10 years. More specifically, coaching is about change, so people who are
most successful in the PATH program are those that are ready to actively take steps to achieve the
outcomes they desire. This membership isn’t a sit-and-listen program; it’s full of practical, hands-on
tools and techniques.
I have designed this to support caregivers through the entire continuum of the caregiving experience.
Whether you’re just starting to recognize that your role might include elements of caregiving in the
near future, or you’ve been the primary caregiver for a number of years and have recently
experienced a loved one’s death, there are resources, coaching, and supports specifically for you.
Absolutely! I understand that we can only do so much at once, especially when we’re trying to juggle
caregiving with all the other roles we play. That’s why we record every group call and workshop —
that way you can access the recordings later, on your own time and schedule.
One of my favorite things to do is draw upon the collective wisdom of others. As such, I bring
together the skills and knowledge of professionals in a variety of industries, including legal, financial,
healthcare, housing, and more. These men and women come from all over the world to bring you
cutting edge insight that matters most to caregivers and emerging caregivers today.
Yes! At My Pivotal Point, we take a proactive approach to aging care. We believe it’s best to plan and
prepare AHEAD OF TIME to avoid being thrust into the role like a deer in the headlights. That way no
one is left scrambling for information, support, answers, and help in the middle of a crisis. It also
allows your loved one to be an active participant in the whole process, which lessens stress and feels
far more empowering.
Undecided?
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