Depression Caregivers in Doucette - 25 caregivers found

Hi, my name is Mandy Woodmansee I have been married for 15 years with 3 children and fur babies. My heart is for the elderly and helping others! I currently help my husband run his business The Helping Hand while also having my own personal clients to help. I have had a CNA license for 2 years but then couldn't renew due to COVID they would not give me an extension...will be glad to give my license # so you can check records. Hopefully one day get them up to date. If there are any questions please feel free to ask. Will agree to background check as well.

Very easy going individual that has compassion and empathy for others. Always willing and eager to learn new things. Easy to communicate with, patience is very good.Love to help others out. I have been in the care giver field for 20 yrs wroking with adults and children. I am looking forwar to serving you and your family

Polite responsible trustworthy CNA. I have been certified for 5 years. I have been doing this type of work for 6 years.

Hi, my name is Trinity and I'm a caregiver based in Texas who specializes in helping clients in need. I have more than 4 years of experience caregiving at Amanda senior care located here in Texas. When I'm not caregiving, you can find me outside with my dogs exploring all the great state of Texas has to offer, or pretending I know how to cook with my Instapot. If you're looking for a caring-hearted driven caregiver to help you with any task big or small I'm the one you want!

I started "Caring With A Passion" because that's what I love to do ~ also "Cleaning with a Passion " It's not a job it's a "CALLlING" I have many refernces & letters of recommendation ~ I am a ministers wife can play the piano I know physical therapy and try to maintain a very positive upbeat atmosphere and have worked in nursing homes, hospitals and private individuals

Hi! My name is Brittany. I am thirty years old , wife and mother . Caring for others has been on my heart for years! This trait has been given to me by God and has lead me to meet some of the most amazing people whom I've had the pleasure and privilege of caring for. Considering myself to be polite, loyal, respectful, energetic and compassionate I feel these are amazing qualities to have as a caregiver. Our clients need to be treated as you would want your own family members to be treated and I take pride in doing so. The hardest part I believe to be a caregiver is to grieve a lost client/ patient. After caring for them and growing with them it often hurts as much as it would to have lost a dear loved one. This comes with heartache but also with peace knowing that in their final days you , along with their family were able to keep them comfortable and shown the love and care they so desperately deserve , desire and need. This is also a personal achievement for me, being so empathetic and caring this was a struggle and will be , but thanks to the love and support I have also at home helps me see that I'm doing what I've been called to do and so thoroughly enjoy.

I enjoy working with people. The most i enjoy the one on one you have to interact with each other. We all will get older one day. You treat people ,the way you wont to be treated. Every body needs love an attention. If it just to say hello. Being patient, caring for someone. It Rewarding job taking care of the elderly. There the ones who giving so much to the world. It there turn to be taking care of. You have to be Respectful, Reliable, Patient, Observant Caring. Empathy to be a care provider.

I am 23 I love to see people happy and I love to help people taking care of people is my favorite thing to do I will do anything and Everything to help

I am a people person (extravert) and I enjoy helping others. I have always loved elderly people and was taught respect.It makes me feel good to help somebody do something that they can't do alone and when it is done and be happy that I had a hand in it.

I have a passionate caring heart for others. As a little girl my mom would always ask what I wanted to be when I became older. My answer was always the same replay, I want to become a Nurse so I can help people that are in need of assistance. I enjoy most being a caregiver being able to communicate and talk with clients getting to know them, know their preferences and the dislikes. My personal achievement has been all of my 6+ years getting to meet new faces and care for an even broader community of clients.