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EPISODE · Nov 5, 2025 · 56 MIN

Caring for a Parent, Healing Yourself: EBT for Family Caregivers - EP 113

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Are you a family caregiver feeling overwhelmed by stress, guilt, or resentment? You are not alone, and you don't have to stay stuck.This episode features a powerful conversation with Dr. Laurel Mellon, a health psychologist and founder of Emotional Brain Training (EBT). Drawing from both deep scientific research and her own experience caring for her father for nine years, Dr. Mellon introduces a revolutionary method to find relief.Listen now to discover:A science-based process to move from a state of stress overload to genuine joy in just 5-10 minutes.Why traditional stress-management techniques like deep breathing often fail when caregiver stress is high.How to use the simple EBT tools to process difficult emotions and shut down the "stress circuits" in your brain.A path to healing from the guilt and shame that can linger long after a difficult caregiving moment.This isn't about managing stress—it's about rewiring your brain for resilience and healing yourself. If you've ever felt like you're losing yourself while caring for someone you love, this conversation could change everything.

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