These questions ask about the role of a caregiver (for example: if the caregiver is managing well, needing a break, and/or missing activities they enjoy).
- Read through the questions for you and your caregiver. You can also ask someone to read them with you.
- Think about the questions you do not have the answers to.
- Write down the steps you will take to find the answers, such as asking your health care team or those around you.
- Download and/or print the questions and answers using the download button. To save your responses, select “Print to PDF” as the print option.
- Think about other questions you have and write them down.
- Review other sections when you are ready.
Being a Caregiver
For the Person with Stroke
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Do I need and/or have a caregiver to help me in my day-to-day life?
Is my caregiver able and willing to help me in my day-to-day life?
How is my caregiver coping?
Are they showing signs of depression or burn-out?
Does my caregiver need a break from caring for me?
Do my caregiver and I know where to go for help if we need it (for example: family, friends, community services, respite programs or support groups)?
Do my caregiver and I know how to access resources and services that we need?
For the Caregiver
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Do I feel that I am managing well with looking after my loved one?
Are there activities I enjoy but am unable to continue doing?
Do I know how I can help my loved one to be more independent?
Is my loved one showing changes in behaviour that put me at risk?
Do I know the signs of caregiver stress or burnout?
If I need help, do I know how to access resources and services to support me?
Questions to ask yourself in your recovery
As you re-engage in your community, there may be things you need to consider. Click on any image for questions that can help you think about what you need during your recovery.
