Everything here was built for one reason — to make caregiving a little lighter, one tool at a time.
Made with love on my porch, for yours.
Family Huddle Kit — get everybody on the same page
A simple system to help your whole family actually coordinate care instead of everyone guessing. Includes daily update templates, scripts for asking for help without the awkwardness, and a shared task tracker.
Porch Light Starter Bundle — calm for the hard moments
Two gentle tools in one download: the Pocket Peace Plan to help your body settle when everything feels like too much, and the Porch Light Reflection Journal to help you notice the small wins you keep missing.
Sweet Tea Society — a private porch for caregivers
Our private community for family caregivers. Weekly audio messages from me, a monthly workshop, a no-advice venting space called The Porch Swing, and friends who truly get it. $13 a month, or $130 a year.
The Porch Light Caregiver Collection
My book, When Caregiving Changes Everything, written from more than five years of caring for my Daddy, paired with While I Still Can, a keepsake journal for saving your loved one’s stories, favorite foods, and the memories you’re making now.
Best Value: both for $32, save $7 when you get them together. Instant digital download (PDF).
When Caregiving Changes Everything
The real-talk guidebook I wish someone had handed me on day one. Thirteen chapters on burnout, doctor appointments, insurance, juggling work, and holding onto yourself, with a workbook in every chapter.
$22. Instant digital download (PDF).
While I Still Can
A keepsake journal with gentle prompts to save your loved one’s stories in their own words: their childhood, love stories, family traditions, and the lessons they want passed down. Makes a beautiful gift, too.
$17. Instant digital download (PDF).
Coming Soon: Bless Your Heart — Now Eat Something
The Porch Light Kitchen is my cookbook for caregivers. It has easy Southern suppers, crockpot and budget meals, low-sodium and lower-sugar options, and a whole section for the nights they'll only eat a sandwich. So good it'll make you wanna slap your mama — but you wouldn't dare.