ANNOUNCEMENTS, Blog, CAREGIVERS, SUPPORT

A New National Initiative of Wellbeing for Family Caregivers

September 27, 2023
Duet Kicks Off National Partnership with Lifespan Research Foundation and its Founder, Robert Waldinger, M.D., of Harvard University Lessons from the longest study on happiness […]

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Respite for Arizona Family Caregivers

July 19, 2023
As a family caregiver, taking a break is important in staying healthy and resilient. Respite programs offer a compassionate and exciting opportunity for family caregivers […]

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June is National Alzheimer’s and Brain Awareness Month

June 8, 2023
Family caregiver, Judy Hunter, shares why Duet family caregiver support groups are so important for caregivers: “There are people hurting the same way [as you] […]

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Exclusive Caregiver Webinar “Empathy Fatigue: Self-Care When Life is Disrupted” with Ven. Barry Kerzin, M.D., and Buddhist Monk

March 20, 2023
Duet family caregiver services welcomes the Venerable Barry Kerzin, M.D., Buddhist Monk, and personal physician to the 14th Dalai Lama for an exclusive family caregiver […]

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Dancing with Leonard: A Family Caregiver Freestyles His Way to Health and Well-being

March 3, 2023
“It was the first support group I had ever walked into after we knew something was wrong, and it was like going home. For me, […]

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Welcome Our New Bilingual Program Coordinator, Patricia Mendez

January 5, 2023
Duet family caregiver services welcomes Patricia Mendez. Her position, Bilingual Program Coordinator, was created in line with Duet’s goal to develop strategies that expand services […]

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Wear Multiple Hats: A Caregiver’s Tip for Surviving

November 19, 2022
“One important thing I’ve done because of the advice I’ve received from Duet’s caregiving services and my support group friends is to get Georgiana [my […]

CAREGIVERS

Peer Support for Caregivers

October 4, 2022
Our goal is to help you, a new caregiver, know that your feelings are valid and common among caregivers and that you are not alone; there are peers can turn to for support.