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Lunch Break Book Club - Who Cares for the Caregiver?

Take a break in your day and join us for our Lunch Break Book Club! Whether you are caregiving or looking for a way to connect with others, together we will explore timely topics while engaging with fellow community members. Sponsored by Hospice of the Piedmont and Senior Resources of Guilford, the Book Club focuses on caregivers although anyone in the community is invited to participate.

Event Details

Join us on Thursday, July 9 as we begin exploring our next book selection Who Cares for the Caregiver? by Tanisha Tate. The kickoff event will be a chance to meet other participants and take part in an introduction to the book. All participants will reconvene on Thursday, August 13 after reading the selection for a book club discussion. Attendance at the kickoff event is required to be part of the discussion.

Who Cares for the Caregiver?
Thursday, July 9
12 noon
High Point Public Library | Morgan Community Room
901 N. Main Street, High Point
(refreshments will be provided)

Registration

Registration is required by completing the form below by Wednesday, July 8. If you have questions, please contact Ryan Biagini at 336-889-8446.

About the Book

Who Cares for the Caregiver?
by Tanisha Tate

This is a heartfelt and empowering exploration of caregivers’ unique challenges and the critical need for their well-being to be prioritized. The book offers a holistic approach to caregiving, blending personal stories, practical tools, and emotional support to guide caregivers through the highs and lows of their journey.

The author addresses the often-unspoken struggles of caregiving, including burnout, feelings of isolation, and the delicate balance between giving to others and maintaining personal health.

Rich with actionable advice and uplifting insights, Who Cares for the Caregiver encourages readers to view self-care as a vital part of caregiving, rather than a luxury or afterthought. The book also includes inspiring case studies and reflective exercises to help caregivers reconnect with their own needs and goals.

This guide is a compassionate reminder that caring for oneself is not a sign of weakness, but an essential step toward providing the best care possible for others. It’s a source of solace, encouragement, and renewal for anyone navigating the caregiving journey.

July 9, 2026 12:00 pm

High Point Public Library

901 N. Main Street,  High Point,  NC,  27262

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