The Power of Consistency: How Routine Supports Individuals Across All Our Markets
When the holidays ended, Michael felt it immediately. For weeks, December had been full of changes—different schedules, extra noise, new faces, late nights. Michael, a 25-year-old adult with intellectual and developmental disabilities, enjoyed parts of the season, but by January, the unpredictability had taken its toll. He was sleeping less. Transitions felt harder. Small changes felt overwhelming. Michael’s mom noticed it first. “What happened to his routine?” she asked quietly during a check-in call. “He just doesn’t feel like himself.” At Caregiver, this is the moment we understand deeply. Because for individuals like Michael, routine isn’t restrictive—it’s reassuring. And January is…
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The Power of Consistency: How Routine Supports Individuals Across All Our Markets
When the holidays ended, Michael felt it immediately. For weeks, December had been...
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