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What to Do When Your Loved One Refuses Help as a Caregiver

You offer help gently, thoughtfully, even lovingly and your loved one pushes back. “I don’t need help.” “I can do it myself.” “You’re treating me like a child.” If you are caught between wanting to care and being shut down, this episode is for you. In this Week 9 episode of The Age of Caregiving, Dr. Anna Thomas walks you through five practical strategies to respond when your loved one refuses help, without escalating conflict or losing your peace. You will also learn a powerful mindset shift that helps you stop taking resistance personally and stay grounded when emotions run high. This episode is about protecting dignity, maintaining connection, and leading care with both compassion and boundaries. Explore More from The Age of Caregiving 🎧 Listen on Spotify: https://lifecareleadhership.com/podcast 📺 Watch on YouTube: https://lifecareleadhership.com/youtube 📝 Read more on our Blog: https://lifecareleadhership.com/blog LINKS From Caregiver to Care Leader: https://lifecareleadhership.com/from-... Dementia Care Confidence: https://lifecareleadhership.com/demen... Workshops & Free Trainings: https://lifecareleadhership.com/free-... *Bio: Anna Thomas: Dr. Anna Thomas is a board-certified physician, TEDx speaker, workplace wellbeing strategist, and leadership coach who helps professionals, caregivers, and organizations thrive through the pressures of work, life, and care. As founder of LifeCare LeadHership & Workplaces That Care she brings together medicine, coaching, and workplace wellbeing to teach practical resilience and care-ready leadership. A John Maxwell Certified Speaker and creator of the CARE Framework, she equips leaders and teams to strengthen retention, support wellbeing, and lead with compassion and clarity. The views and opinions expressed in this post are solely those of Dr. Thomas and do not reflect the views of any past or present employer. This content is for educational and informational purposes only and is not intended as medical or legal advice.