About The Journal: The Path Behind the Pages
The Old Spiral Notebook
When my dad’s health declined, my role as caregiver arrived overnight. A simple spiral notebook became my anchor—first for medications, then for the emotions I could barely name.
After his death, I returned to those pages. Writing carried me through grief and slowly revealed something larger: these honest reflections could help others navigating a caregiving world far bigger than my own experience.
Somewhere in those pages, a calling began to take shape—asking me to step forward in a new way.
Answering the Call
More than 63 million caregivers in the U.S. support loved ones through illness, disability, dementia, and aging—often without preparation, pay, or rest. The toll is real: exhaustion, isolation, financial strain, and unspoken grief.
My response to that reality eventually became this journal. It isn’t a traditional memoir, but a hybrid—part guided journal, part personal narrative—created to meet caregivers where they are.
When I realized traditional publishing could take years, I chose to
self-publish so it would reach those who needed it now.
May this journal—and the companion collection that has grown around it—offer practical tools, soulful prompts, and a gentle place to reconnect, wherever you are in your caregiving journey.
Inside the Journal
Poignant Reflections
Poignant Reflections
Poignant Reflections
Each of the journal’s twelve reflections is drawn from real caregiving moments—gentle stories that open the heart and ground the experience. The Morning Routine, inspired by a quiet ritual with my father, revealed meaning I didn’t recognize until much later.
Themed Prompts
Poignant Reflections
Poignant Reflections
Each reflection gives rise to a thoughtful theme—paired with gentle prompts and curated quotes that guide and ground.
Pages To Express
Poignant Reflections
Pages To Express
Spacious, unstructured pages offer room for your thoughts and feelings—welcoming whatever wants to be written, without pressure or expectation.
Meet the Author
About Beth
Beth’s caregiving journey began in the everyday moments of supporting her father. What unfolded was a profound transformation—revealing the healing power of reflection—and a deeper calling to support others on their own journeys of care.
A companion to caregivers in both spirit and practice, Beth brings empathy, presence, and soulful encouragement to everything she creates. Through the pages of My Caregiving Companion, the resources offered here, or her one-on-one coaching, she gently invites caregivers to honor their own hearts as fiercely as they care for others.
Beth holds a master’s in Spiritual Psychology and a background in Therapeutic Recreation and Corporate Wellness. She is a Coach for Caregivers, Conscious Dying Coach, End-of-Life Doula, Companion Animal Doula, and Estate Dissolution Specialist—supporting individuals and families through life’s transitions with clarity, compassion, and grace.
In Loving Memory
"Your love and wisdom continue to guide my path."
While I didn’t know it at the time, this journal was already taking shape in my heart during the everyday moments I spent caring for my dad. We didn’t need many words—his presence was steady, grounding, and in many ways, sacred.
Early on in this journey, I began writing in one of his old spiral notebooks, trying to make sense of what I was feeling. Those musings became something more. Over time, they slowly evolved into this journal.
His love and wisdom still guide me, and it’s because of our journey together that this offering exists—for you, and for all the caregivers who give so much of themselves.
Thank you, Dad. 💗
Your Companion In Print