Self-Care Recharge Ideas

For busy family caregivers

An easy guide to help you recharge - even when you only have 5 minutes

When you're caring for a loved one, your needs often fall to the bottom of the list.

Not because they don’t matter -but because you’re exhausted, overwhelmed, and there’s simply no mental space left to think about yourself.

This free guide gives you a simple, practical list of self-care ideas organized by the time you actually have:


5 minutes. 15 minutes. 30 minutes. Or an hour or more.

No thinking required. Just choose and recharge.

Designed specifically for busy family caregivers.

How it helps you:

This guide helps you move from survival mode to small moments of renewal.

Instead of feeling:

• Constantly depleted
• Guilty taking time for yourself
• Unsure how to begin caring for yourself

You’ll begin to feel:

• Mentally clearer
• More calm and grounded
• Able to recharge in small, realistic ways

These small moments create meaningful shifts over time.

Your guide includes self-care ideas organized into:

⏱️ 5 Free Minutes
Quick, gentle resets you can do between tasks

🌿 15 Free Minutes
Ideas that help your nervous system slow down and reset

🔋 30 Free Minutes
Activities that restore emotional and physical energy

🌅 60 Minutes or More
Deeper ways to reconnect with yourself and refill your cup

🖨️ Print it. Keep it nearby. Use it whenever you need support.

TESTIMONIALS

What people say about it

"We always encourage self-care, yet too often leave it vague and do not suggest specifics. Susan’s timed list makes it easy and fun to schedule vital “me-time” into a packed day. Recharging ourselves re-energizes us to care for others. It’s a win-win!”

-Deanne Poulos, Caregiver Services Manager at Duet: Partners in Health & Aging


"Excellent content. I printed out a copy for myself and to share if I find someone in need of self-care.”

-D.W.

Created by someone who understands caregiving firsthand

Hi, I’m Susan Stern.

I’m a board-certified life coach, former healthcare professional, and cared for my mom who had Alzheimer's disease.

I know what it’s like to give everything you have -and still wonder how to keep going.

I created this guide to give caregivers a simple, compassionate resource I wish I had during my own caregiving journey.

You deserve support, too.

Give yourself permission to recharge, even in small moments.

Sign up for your free Self-Care Recharge Ideas today.


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