It is easy for family caregivers to get swept up in the many tasks they need to do each day for care receivers. But when caregiving is over, it won’t be memories of feeding or dressing their loved ones that will most matter to them; it will be tender moments of emotional closeness. In this Caregiver Teleconnection with Barry J. Jacobs, Psy.D., a clinical psychologist, author, and consultant, we’ll discuss ways of being present with care receivers by focusing more on being with them than doing for them.