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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"young caregivers"”.

  1. Educational Professionals Awareness, Identification, and Support of Young Caregivers

    Young carer” (YC) is a term used to describe youth under the age of 25 who take on caregiving roles to support a family member with a disability, illness, addiction, or language barrier (Aldridge & Becker, 1993; Charles et al., 2012; Stamatopoulos, 2015). Although the Ontario Ministry of Education …

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  2. Children as caregivers: Counselors-in-training awareness and comfort related to children's caregiving

    … this study found students' knowledge about young caregivers to be lacking. The participants in this study identified training needs to include general educational training on identifying young caregivers, emotional needs/concerns related to young caregiving, and disease specific education …

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  3. Health status of early adolescent non-caregivers and caregivers of a family member

    … in health status between early adolescent noncaregivers and caregivers of a family member. Specifically, the study evaluated how the variables of length of time as a caregiver and gender affect the early adolescent caregiver's health status. Three hypotheses guided the study: 1. A greater …

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  4. Mothers with Chronic Physical Illness and the Parentification of Their Children

    More than 133 million Americans are living with chronic conditions and this number continues to rise (Partnership for Solutions, 2004); by 2020, it is estimated that 157 million people will suffer from chronic illnesses (Anderson, 2003), a large percentage of whom are in their child-rearing stage …

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