This webinar explores family engagement and empowerment throughout the critical care journey—from hospital admission through recovery after critical illness—using a provincial lens. Drawing on Critical Care BC guidance, including the ICU Liberation Family Engagement & Empowerment Element and the Recovery After Critical Illness guide, the session highlights how families and caregivers can be active partners […]
Finding Your Way Through Caregiver Grief
Grief is a complex and deeply personal experience for many family caregivers — both during the caregiving journey and after caregiving has ended. In this webinar, social worker Rebecca Pimienta explores the unique nature of caregiver grief and how it can evolve throughout the caregiving trajectory, including anticipatory grief, bereavement, and the emotional transitions that […]
Caregivers in the Wild (May 2026) – Online Screening & Discussion
In celebration of National Caregiver Month this May 2025, Family Caregivers of BC (FCBC) hosted a special virtual event showcasing the heartfelt and inspiring docuseries Caregivers in the Wild—an innovative project by Dr. Mike Lang that follows real caregivers as they reflect on their journeys while immersed in nature. Through powerful storytelling, the series explores […]
Caregivers in the Wild (December 2025) – Online Screening & Discussion
Caregivers in the Wild is an online screening featuring three short episodes that highlight caregivers sharing their lived experiences in nature. Following each episode, Dr. Mike Lang leads thoughtful conversations with the caregivers, exploring key themes related to their caregiving journeys, including identity, resilience, connection, and reflection. This program centers the voices of caregivers and […]
Caregiver Integration in Primary Care: Using Social Prescribing for Caregiver Well-Being
Family Caregivers of BC Webinar Caregivers are the hidden backbone of our health care system, yet their needs are often overlooked in primary care settings. This webinar explores how social prescribing can strengthen caregiver well-being by embedding caregiver identification and referral directly into everyday clinical practice. In this session, Dr. Adam Hoverman shares evidence, practical […]
Finding Your Balance: Mindfulness for Family Caregivers FCBC Webinar with Dr. Linda Carlson, PhD, C.Psych
Caregiving can be emotionally and physically demanding. In this recorded webinar, Dr. Linda Carlson, registered psychologist and mindfulness expert, introduces mindfulness as a practical and compassionate tool to help family caregivers reduce stress, regulate their nervous system, and find greater balance in daily life. Through clear explanations, relatable metaphors, and evidence-informed strategies, this session supports […]
Peace of Mind: A Caregiver’s Guide to Contingency Planning
The responsibility of caregiving is enormous and often unpredictable. Caregivers find themselves juggling various tasks every day, and it can be hard to imagine a time when they might not be able to show up for their care recipients due to illness or time off. The potential chaos that can arise from such situations can […]
Finding Common Ground: Resolving Conflicts in Family Caregiving
This caregiver webinar, “Finding Common Ground: Resolving Conflicts in Family Caregiving,” features Sharon Sutherland, Executive Director of Mediate BC, and Lori Frank, Director of Child Welfare Initiatives with Mediate BC, in an insightful presentation on conflict resolution for family caregivers. The session explores practical strategies for resolving conflicts that arise in caregiving. Topics include changing […]
A Brighter Future of Care: Towards A National Caregiving Strategy for Canada
In this webinar, learn about the Canadian Centre for Caregiving Excellence’s (CCCE) National Caregiving Strategy, developed since February 2024 with input from caregivers, healthcare providers, policymakers, and more. Learn about the strategy’s key policy elements and the biggest challenges facing Canadian caregivers today. Guest speaker James Janeiro, Director of Policy and Government Relations at CCCE, […]
Supporting Young Caregivers in Clinical Settings with the RISE UP Toolkit
Young caregivers may be present in various clinical settings, including at the bedside, during hospital admissions, in the emergency department, or at home providing caregiving support. Understanding and supporting young caregivers can make a profound difference in their lives and the quality of care they provide. During this webinar, you will learn about: UHN’s RISE […]
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