Support shouldn't be another task.

It should feel like someone took weight off your chest.

Caregivers don’t burn out because they are weak.
They burn out because every room they walk into depends on them holding it together.

You need a place where nothing depends on you holding it together.

That is what The Carewell Circle offers.
Not another program.
Not a performance.
Not a group where you have to be “on.”
Just a quiet landing space when being the strong one is breaking you.

Why everything else hasn't worked.

Most caregiver support still asks something of you: energy, attention, participation, a plan.
Even well-meaning help can feel like pressure when you are already stretched thin.

Caregivers do not struggle because they lack information.
They struggle because they are rarely given a place to arrive as they are.

Self-care should not require scheduling.
Community should not demand performance.
Support should not only count when you have words to share.

Sometimes the most human thing you can do is show up tired and say nothing. And that has to be enough.

The Carewell Circle was built for exactly those moments - the ones that do not fit inside wellness plans or caregiver trainings.
Not as another task but as a quiet landing space when real life is too loud.

What this actually is

The Carewell Circle is a restorative, video-based community for family caregivers who need support that does not depend on having energy, words, or a perfect day.

It uses video not to demand visibility, but to gently restore the human connection caregiving often erodes.

You do not have to speak. You do not have to turn your camera on.
Sometimes hearing another voice is enough to remember you still belong somewhere.

This is not another Zoom room. It is a quiet place to land when everything else feels loud.

What you receive inside the Carewell Circle

Nothing is required of you. Support is always within reach.

Here is how it shows up:

Daily Anchoring (weekdays)

Short touchpoints that remind your nervous system you are not alone.
No homework. No pressure. Just a breath before burnout.

What it creates:
• A softer internal pace
• A reminder that you matter
• A gentle pattern of care that builds quietly over time

Live Connection Calls (2x/month)

Come as you are: camera off, camera on, voice shaky, silent.
These are not classes. They are soft places to land.

What they create:
• Connection without performance
• A place to be witnessed
• Proof that you do not have to carry everything alone

Expert Sessions

Real tools from people who understand caregiving. Strategies built for real-life moments: hospital bathrooms, parking lots, waiting rooms.

What they create:
• Usable clarity
• Practices that fit your life, not ideal conditions
• Relief without overwhelm

24/7 Community Space

Post at 3 AM, share a win, ask for guidance, or simply listen.
Participation is optional. Presence counts.

What it creates:
• An end to isolation
• A place for honesty when your world feels small
• Connection without effort

Curated Resources

Guides and practices you can use in two minutes or save for later.
No pressure to keep up. No penalty for coming and going.

What they create:
• Small shifts that do not demand energy
• Confidence you can return to yourself
• A way to begin healing before conditions change

How caregivers begin to feel relief

Relief is not the opposite of caregiving.
It is often the first sign that recovery might be possible.

Most caregivers don’t walk in looking for recovery.
They’re looking for something simpler: a moment when it doesn’t feel like too much.
That is where the Carewell Circle begins.

1. “I am exhausted no matter how much I rest.”

What you might not see yet
Your body has stayed in alert mode for too long. It doesn’t know how to enter recovery.
That’s not weakness. It’s overuse.

What relief looks like inside the Circle
• Sleep starts to restore instead of just sedate
• Energy returns in small but noticeable ways
• Your reactions soften instead of snap
• Your body begins to remember what calm feels like

2. “My mind never quiets down.”

What you might not notice
Your internal voice has been scanning for danger. Your thoughts aren’t “racing”… they’re protecting.

What relief looks like here
• Space between thoughts
• Decisions become clearer
• Less reacting, more choosing
• Your pace starts to match your breath

3. “I barely recognize myself anymore.”

What you might not name
Caregivers often perform wellness...smiling, coping, managing...until being human feels like a luxury.

What relief looks like here
• Connection you don’t have to earn
• Belonging without having to explain
• Identity widening again beyond the role
• A quiet sense that you still exist… and you still matter

4. “Everything feels like work.”

What you might not see
Most support only works when life is calm. But real caregiving rarely is.

What relief looks like here
• Two-minute practices when capacity is gone
• No penalty for coming and going
• Support available at 3 PM or 3 AM
• A way to begin feeling human again, even before things change

This is not the final step. It's the first one and it matters.

Relief shows your system it is possible to pause and soften.
Recovery follows when it starts to believe that softness is allowed.

The Carewell Circle creates the conditions for that shift.
One breath at a time.

Who this space is for

You are caring for someone with chronic illness, life-threatening conditions, or complex needs.

• You feel depleted or invisible inside the role.
• You are tired of advice that does not fit reality.
• You want support that does not require perfect attendance.
• You long to feel like yourself again, even a little.

You are not asking for too much. You are not failing.
You are carrying more than any one person should carry alone.
This space was built for you.

Who this space is not for

This space is not for someone looking for quick fixes or

• a rigid program.
• high-energy coaching.
• someone not ready to receive gentler support.

This is slow and real.
It is human.
It is steady.

From my lived experience to yours 

I'm Jenn and I am not leading this from a pedestal.
I am leading it from the messy middle.

• 30+ years of chronic illness.
• 10+ years as a family caregiver.
• More late-night spirals, scans, and “how do I survive this” moments than I can count.

The Carewell Circle is what I needed but could not find.
A place to breathe inside a life that kept moving.

I built it so none of us would have to navigate this alone.

Try the Carewell Circle free for two weeks

No pressure. No commitment. Just see how it feels to have support show up without asking more of you.

After the free trial, it is $15/month.
Less than two coffees. Less than one co-pay.
Less than you give away in a single hour of caregiving.

Support should not be a luxury.
It should be a lifeline.

Start your free trial today.
Just come as you are.