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Effect of a home‐visit intervention on emotional well‐being for ethnic minority dementia family caregivers: Use of mindful breathing and compassionate listening

Caregiving burden and depressive symptoms among ethnic minority family caregivers with limited English proficiency (LEP) caring for persons with dementia (PWDs) in the United States negatively affect their health status and quality of life. The purpose of this study was to provide a home‐visit intervention that was culturally appropriate and language specific delivered by community health workers (CHWs) using mindful breathing and compassionate listening to these caregivers to reduce their burden, depressive symptoms, and negative affect (NA) and improve positive affect (PA).