Viola R.

Hello, I am a 37 year old mother of a boy and a girl who loves to have a connection and friendly relationship with not only my family and friends but my clients as well in order for them to be comfortable in receiving the best care possible that I can give. Being a mom, I work best with being in an environment that is clean and organized but not only that, I can easily multi task and handle situations that may be unexpected at times which can often be the case with caregiving. I feel that since I was raised with a close family, and my grandparents help watch and raise me taught me to appreciate how much our elders do for us while they are capable of it. If they are no longer able to take care of themselves without assistance , I feel that is what we as caregivers are here to do. I hope that one day if and when I ever need the favor returned that I will have the genuine caregiver that I strive to be. And the satisfaction of helping people is what makes me enjoy being a caregiver on its own.

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.