This image represents the emotional and mental strain experienced by adults in the “sandwich generation”—those caring for aging parents while also supporting children and managing work, home, and relationships. The pressure from both sides can lead to chronic stress, burnout, guilt, and a loss of personal identity. Mental health support can help caregivers reconnect with themselves, set healthy boundaries, and find balance without abandoning the people they love.
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