Now available on AmazonHow to Care for Others Without Losing Yourself and the companion journal are officially here.See the book and journal
Bridgette standing beside Wendell in his wheelchair at the garden entrance to Wendell’s Village

A private caregiver community

No one should have to care alone.

Wendell’s Village is a welcoming place to connect with people who understand the responsibility, love, exhaustion, and courage that caregiving can hold.

A respectful, members-only place to meet and share.

Where caregivers are seen, supported, and reminded:

You matter too.

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Clear Path Publishing

Stories and tools created with intention, dignity, and hope.

There is room for you here

Caregiving is personal. Support should be too.

This village brings together caregivers, spouses, partners, adult children, families, and care supporters without judgment or pressure.

Share honestly

Talk about the wins, the hard days, the questions, and the lessons that only another caregiver may understand.

Receive support

Find practical encouragement and thoughtful responses from people who know that listening matters.

Care for yourself

Use gentle prompts and resources that help you pause, reset, and remember your own needs.

Real Talk · October 2026

Wendell’s Real Talk

Supporting Caregivers of Loved Ones With Dementia

Practical encouragement. Real-life insights. You are not alone.

Read this month’s Real Talk
How to Care for Others Without Losing Yourself book coverHow to Care for Others Without Losing Yourself Journal cover

Official release

How to Care for Others Without Losing Yourself

The book and companion journal are now available on Amazon, offering real stories, practical solutions, reflection, and hope for caregivers in every kind of season.

View the book and journal

The heart of the village

The village that cared for one family now makes room for many.

Wendell’s Village grew from Bridgette and Wendell’s lived experience and from the people who helped them carry what was too heavy to carry alone.

It is a place built on dignity, honesty, practical help, and hope—not perfection.

Meet Bridgette and Wendell →

Pull up a chair

Your experience belongs in the conversation.

You do not have to have the perfect words. Start with what today feels like.

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