What Does Caregiving Look Like in Michigan?

In 2021 the Center for Health and Research Transformation reported that Michigan has an estimated 1.7 million caregivers
The 2020 AARP research reported that most caregivers spend 1 - 4 years providing care to seniors in Michigan
The 2017 Michigan BRFSS Surveillance Brief found that the most caregivers reported needing assistance accessing services
​The highest percentage of caregivers fell within the 55-64 year range according to the 2017 Michigan BRFSS Surveillance Brief

Caregiver Resources

Caregiver Burnout, Stress, and Boundaries

Being a caregiver is a great responsibility, and with it also comes great challenges. Therefore, it is important for caregivers to take a step back and reflect on their own needs. Additional video resources created by Psych Hub for caregivers can be found below to help address stress and burnout, and how to set boundaries.  

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