Books & Publications
Dr. Regina K. Smith’s writing is rooted in lived experience, professional expertise, and a deep respect for the emotional and spiritual realities of caregiving.
Her work gives language to what caregivers often carry silently—grief, guilt, exhaustion, love, and resilience—while offering practical tools for navigating care with dignity and compassion.
Featured Book
Caregiving Without Guilt: When Love Is Not Enough
This book speaks honestly to caregivers who love deeply yet feel overwhelmed, conflicted, or unprepared for the realities of care.
Caregiving Without Guilt explores:
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The emotional cost of caregiving
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Guilt, grief, and anticipatory loss
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The myth that love alone is sufficient
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The need for support, boundaries, and compassion—for the caregiver
Written with clarity, tenderness, and truth, this book affirms that asking for help is not failure—it is wisdom.
Additional & Upcoming Publications
Dr. Smith’s ongoing work includes guides, reflections, and educational resources focused on:
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Dementia communication and Tone & Approach
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Caregiver mental health and burnout
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Faith and caregiving
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Cultural considerations in aging and care
These publications are designed for caregivers, professionals, faith communities, and organizations seeking thoughtful, accessible education.
Invitation
These writings are not meant to rush you toward answers—but to remind you that your experience matters.