In this conversation, Laura Brazan and Brad Hoffmann discuss the challenges and rewards of kinship caregiving, particularly in the context of leadership and personal loss. They explore the importance of self-care for caregivers, the need for community support, and the necessity of reimagining one's approach to life and leadership in the face of change. The dialogue emphasizes the significance of relationships, dreaming, and creating supportive policies for leaders navigating personal crises.
Navigating Kinship Caregiving and Leadership While Grieving I Ep 101
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