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Caregiver stress can build quietly—then show up as burnout, tension, emotional overload, or a crash after hard rooms. In this episode, Melissa Lewis-Duarte shares practical five-minute stress-management tools for caregivers who hold everything together but rarely have time for traditional self-care. Michelle speaks with Melissa, PhD, NBC-HWC, stress management and resilience coach and creator of the Take Five Framework. Melissa combines psychology, behaviour change and lived experience, including a traumatic birth and her child’s six-month NICU stay. Together, they explore why caregivers may feel calm and capable during an appointment, hospital stay or service-system conversation, only to fall apart afterwards. This conversation is about realistic support that can fit into the car, the waiting room, the kitchen, the shower or the few quiet minutes already available in your day. Melissa’s framework is not a rigid checklist. It’s a choose-what-you-need approach that helps caregivers find a starting point that matches their current capacity. The five pathways are: Physical — supporting the body through breath, movement, and sensory cues Cognitive — working with thoughts, rumination and self-compassion Emotional — naming and responding to emotions with greater clarity Purposeful — reconnecting with joy, play, nature and meaningful relationships Organisational — creating small systems that protect what matters most You don’t have to use all five. Choose one small practice and treat it as an experiment—not another rule to get perfect. Try this next step Choose one five-minute moment that already happens in your day, such as making a drink, driving to an appointment, stepping into the shower, or getting ready for bed. Use that moment as your cue to pause, breathe, look out at the horizon, name what you’re feeling, or write down one thought. Small moments count. Gentle Content Note This episode includes discussion of medical trauma, traumatic birth, NICU experiences, chronic stress, and burnout. Please listen in a way that supports you. You can pause, skip sections, or return when you have more capacity. Chapters Experience a crash after high-stress days? Learn how to manage caregiver burnout with practical five-minute tools. Many caregivers hold it together during appointments or hospital stays, only to experience a physical collapse afterward. This conversation with Melissa Lewis-Duarte, PhD, explores why your body reacts this way and offers a sustainable approach to stress management. We discuss how chronic stress impacts your nervous system and why small, consistent habits are more effective than perfection. Melissa introduces the Take Five Framework, a flexible way to support yourself through physical, cognitive, emotional, purposeful, and organisational practices. This episode provides realistic caregiver support that fits into the moments you already have, like driving, showering, or waiting for an appointment. You will walk away with actionable ways to protect your capacity without adding a rigid to-do list to your day. What is one five-minute moment in your day that could become a gentle reset? Share your idea in the comments to help others find a starting point. Subscribe for more resources on supporting your wellbeing. 00:00 — Introduction 00:08 — Introduction to caregiver challenges 03:11 — The Take Five Framework for caregivers 03:25 — Introduction and guest background Connect with Melissa Lewis-Duarte Website: https://www.workingoncalm.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/workingoncalm/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxMyfam2Hbm7JwaAftuvqyA Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/workingoncalm/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/melissa-lewis-duarte-phd-nbc-hwc-40bba55/ Caregiver Resources from Michelle The 90 Second Reset Program: https://jandbinspired.com/90-second-reset-program Free Gratitude Journal: https://jandbinspired.com/radiant-moments-gratitude-journal Gentle Radiance Circle: https://web.facebook.com/groups/1533792571644996/ Oasis Signature Program: https://link.jandbinspired.com/widget/form/w3HKv1FKxfrYuaYhtEsg?notrack=true What to Say in Hard Appointments Workshop: https://jandbinspired.com/steadycare Join the Conversation What is one five-minute moment already available in your day that could become a gentle reset? Share your idea in the comments. Your answer may help another caregiver find a realistic place to begin. This episode is for education and support only. It is not medical advice, psychological diagnosis or a substitute for individual professional care. #CaregiverStress #CaregiverBurnout #StressManagement #CaregiverSupport #NervousSystemRegulation #BurnoutPrevention #EmotionalRegulation #MedicalTrauma #FamilyCaregiver #SelfCareForCaregivers #Resilience #CaregiverWellbeing Music by Iros Young (Via Uppbeat)

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