AMY JOSEPHINE L.

I am a great caregiver because I'm kind, compassionate, and outgoing. I became a caregiver because I really enjoyed my time caring for a stroke survivor for 5 years. It gave me satisfaction in knowing I made a difference in someone's day. I enjoy helping people and truly think this is my purpose in life!

I have worked in the Human Services field for over 17 years. I have a solid background of working with TBI and psychiatric clients within a residential setting. I have letters of recommendation from several clinicians, doctors, psychiatrists and a program director within the state of Colorado. My wife and I are semi-retired, and I am not one to sit at home. I very much love meeting and helping people. So, I am here to help you in the best way I can. As we all are getting older, we focus on our new challenges in life and sometimes miss out on solutions that can make us feel happier than we expected. I am a positive person that will love meeting and helping you to not forget how important of a person you truly are. I thrive within the scope of your own personal goals and successes. I too, know that someday, I may need help to keep active and engaged. I have seen the need for helping families keep their loved ones at for as long as possible. My main goal of being an asset to a family needing help is what I look forward to each day. I have worked with head injury recipients and kids in therapeutic residential settings. This took a lot of patience and repetitive communication with clients of all ages. The one standout quality I have developed over the years is patience and fellow-feeling for others. I look forward to meeting you.