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EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 7 MIN

Gratitude for Reciprocal Care Meditation | For Dementia Carers

from The Carers' Meditation Podcast · host Alison Watson-Shields

Send us Fan Mail"I am grateful for the care I give and receive" is a calming guided meditation for unpaid carers — gently exploring gratitude, emotional wellbeing, and the quiet exchange of care that runs through everyday life.Through slow breathing, guided reflection, and gratitude-focused mindfulness, this meditation creates space to pause, reconnect, and recognise the value of what you give — and what you deserve to receive in return.This episode was recorded shortly after Young at Heart ULO CIC received the Respite Care and Carer Support Award at the UK Dementia Awards 2026 — a moment that felt like the right time to reflect on compassion, connection, and the importance of rest within the caring journey.For carers supporting someone living with dementia, gratitude can sometimes feel out of reach. This meditation offers a gentle way back to it.Press play, pause for a moment, and allow yourself to receive a little of the care you so freely give to others.Suitable for anyone supporting someone living with dementia, whether at home or in a professional care role.If you've found this meditation helpful and would like to support the Carers' Meditation Podcast, you can now make a small donation through our GoodHub page. Your support helps us keep this space free and accessible for those who need it most — especially unpaid carers of people living with dementia.Every contribution helps us grow this project and continue offering calm, connection, and care to those who give so much of themselves.Visit https://www.goodhub.com/go/giftofcalmIf you’ve found this meditation helpful and would like to support the Carers’ Meditation Podcast, you can now make a small donation through our GoodHub page. Your support helps us keep this space free and accessible for those who need it most—especially unpaid carers of people living with dementia.Every contribution helps us grow this project and continue offering calm, connection, and care to those who give so much of themselves.Visit https://www.goodhub.com/go/giftofcalmSupport the showTake this time to breathe. To pause. To simply be.You give so much to the person you support. You deserve care too.If this meditation helped, please subscribe and share it with other carers who might need a moment of calm. New episodes are added regularly — all free, all created for unpaid carers of people living with dementia.Further support, resources, and training for carers: www.youngatheartulo.org.ukStay connected: Facebook | Twitter (X) | Instagram | YouTube | TikTok | LinkedInThe Carers' Meditation Podcast is produced by Young at Heart ULO CIC, Stockton-on-Tees. Supporting unpaid carers of people living with dementia.Attribution for Sound Effects This episode includes the following sound effects to enhance the meditation space:Three Bells with Night Sounds by firstsounder — https://freesound.org/s/727984/ — License: Creative Commons 0Meditation Hall at Night.wav by chris5s — https://freesound.org/s/478005/ — License: Creative Commons 0131348__kaonaya__bell-at-d...

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