Coaching

Creative ways to care for yourself & for others.

Whether you’re new to caregiving, in the middle, or nearing the end of the journey, we can coach you through the challenges and joys, recommend care & support services, and provide tips & tools to empower you in your role.

But when you’re a caregiver, the very thought of finding someone or something to help — be it a home care worker or a power scooter — is often overwhelming. Who has the best services? How do you pay for it? What’s the hiring process?

We can help you find solutions for your unique caregiving experience.

We can connect by phone, video chat, or email: however you choose to share your caregiving story, we can respond with suggestions, resources, tips, and tools.

Coaching can be offered once or on a regular basis, whatever your caregiving situation requires.

Caregiving Coaching Level 1: $50

1. A 30-minute session with Michelle by phone, email, or video chat to discuss your caregiving situation and needs
2. A customized 1-page document with recommendations for local/national resources and services specific to your caregiving situation and needs

Caregiving Coaching Level 2: $100

1. A 1-hour session with Michelle by phone, email, or video chat to discuss your caregiving situation and needs
2. A customized 2-page document with recommendations for local/national resources and services specific to your caregiving situation and needs

Caregiving Coaching Level 3: $250

1. Two 1-hour sessions with Michelle by phone, email, or video chat to discuss your caregiving situation and needs
2. A customized 3-5 page document with recommendations for local/national resources and services specific to your caregiving situation and needs
3. A follow-up/check-in call 

Sign up here to start the process and reserve your coaching time slots with Michelle!

About the Coach

Michelle Seitzer launched Caregiving Advice in January 2019 after two decades of working with caregiving families from senior living communities, advocating for family caregivers through a policy position with the Alzheimer’s Association, helping her own family navigate stroke & dementia caregiving for her grandparents, writing thousands of articles about caregiving, and becoming the parent of a special needs child with complex medical issues. Through these life and work experiences, she’s found that what families and individuals need most — regardless of their age or stage of caregiving — is quite universal: They need advice. They need resources. They need help. They need hope. And they need it from someone who understands caregiving from all angles. Seitzer seeks to help professionals and families better understand the impact of caregiving and find a starting point through compassionate support and practical advice.