It's is already so challenging for caregivers to find resources in their areas. So what happens to the countless caregivers that become invisible because there is a language barrier such as the large Spanish speaking community?

Listen in as founder of Caregiving Café, Lynn Greenblatt, joins Jessica to discuss the need for a spotlight on the invisible caregivers in a multicultural society.

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Whether you are a caregiver with tons of family support or you're like many others, learning to navigate the twists and turns, you will eventually ask, "Now what?" Finding Care Navigators like Dura Sims is such a blessing, but what if you don't know that her services are available? What do you once you reach the limit of your abilities or knowledge.

Listen in as Jessica goes into more context of caregiver needs, and especially those who feel like they have reached a dead end. When a family caregiver realizes they are in over their head it is usually because they are at their breaking point.

Navigating each stage of the caregiving journey is challenging. Once you think you have a handle on the highs and lows or odd challenges, your loved one's needs shift yet again. So what do you do aside from panic or having a tantrum on the inside yet showing a face of calm on the outside?

Listen in as Dura Sims shares how her world seemed to turn upside down as a professional hospice care coordinator. Dura's background spans in over 30 years of healthcare services, yet became a caregiver for her mother and found herself frustrated with the lack of knowledge and resources available to caregivers. She channeled this frustration into creating a consulting service for senior care solutions in many stages of life. What we need in the early stages of our journey is quite different as we near the end stages.