The Nurse Is Visiting the Home of a Family Who

The nurse is visiting the home of a family who is providing care for a school-age child with profound disabilities. The nurse notes that the primary caregiver looks tired and thin. The caregiver admits to feeling overwhelmed and then guilty about negative feelings. Which intervention by the nurse is most helpful?

A) Arrange for a counselor to meet with the family and assess for well-being.
B) Suggest a means of child management so the parents can plan a short getaway.
C) Provide literature about extended-care facilities where the child can be cared for.
D) Recommend the caregiver to a support group where feelings can be shared.