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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
This book, *Psychology of Caregivers and Positivism*, explores the physical and mental disabilities faced by individuals and their impact on family caregivers. It highlights the unique qualities of caregivers and their essential role, emphasizing the emotional, physical, and psychological complexities of caregiving.
The book examines different types of caregivers and available resources while focusing on their often-overlooked health. It stresses the importance of self-care to prevent burnout and promote well-being for both caregivers and those they support. I dedicate this book to my sister, whose exceptional caregiving for her daughter, despite challenges and lack of support, showcases her strength and resilience in pursuing a fulfilling life.
To address these challenges, I propose practical strategies for building resilience, encouraging caregivers to incorporate hope, optimism, and joy into their routines as actionable tools for managing their responsibilities.
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Dr. Anuradha Sharma
Dr. Anuradha is the Head of the Psychology Department at SRM University, Delhi-NCR, with 25 years of teaching and research experience. She has led numerous research projects and guided M.Phil. and PhD candidates, publishing various indexed research papers and authoring several books. An active participant in national and international conferences, she often serves as chairperson.
Recognized for her contributions to counselling and clinical psychology, Dr. Anuradha is committed to updating the curriculum to meet evolving student and societal needs. She pursues online courses to enhance her skills and focuses on comprehensive student development. Her goal is to leverage her expertise to advance her institution and create new opportunities in psychology for the community.
