A member asked:

How can my spirituality help me in caregiving?

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Most certainly!: It's safe to say most folks would concede they do have a spiritual side. We each choose our own beliefs about our spiritual side, a side often forgotten in the helping professions. All care givers should try to be aware of that side as they go about the daily work of giving care. Success is best when all aspects of our humanity are addressed.

Answered 10/3/2016

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Dr. Pamela Pappas answered

Specializes in Psychiatry

Peace amidst pain: Caregiving brings many intense situations and feelings; it can also be exhausting. A suffering person can be difficult to care for. Also, the care you're giving may not seem to be making a difference in his/her clinical course. Attending to your spirituality can keep you connected with peace -- even in the midst of distress, pain, and not understanding "why" things are happening as they are.

Answered 8/24/2016

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