Not everyone learns to take responsibility for their actions or understand how they affect others. Caregivers struggle with how to deal with people who refuse to take responsibility whether the person is an aging parent, a spouse, or a sibling.
Behavior patterns can be a lifelong concern if one or both parents refuse to take responsibility for not planning for care needs or saving for retirement. This lack of planning can place unnecessary stress and burden on caregivers. Learn tips for responding how to deal with people who refuse to take responsibility.
In this video, caregiving expert Pamela D Wilson shares insights about managing conflict and frustration in relationships.
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For more caregiving, aging, and elder care tips, visit Pamela's website at www.PamelaDWilson.com
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Are you caring for aging parents or yourself? Learn the details of caring for loved ones in Pamela's Online Caregiver Support Program, "Support Caring for Aging Parents." [ Ссылка ]
Are you trying to figure out the responsibilities of being an agent under legal power of attorney? Do you realize it’s time to complete your documents and you are unsure who to appoint as a power of attorney agent?
Pamela's online caregiver webinar program, Power of Attorney, offers the details and information caregivers and those appointing an agent must know. [ Ссылка ]
Are you wondering if you should be a guardian for a loved one? Do you understand the legal responsibilities of being a guardian? Learn about the guardianship process in Pamela's online caregiver education program, How to Get Guardianship [ Ссылка ]
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How to Deal With People Who Refuse to Take Responsibility
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