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Written for the support person — not the patient.
If someone you care about has POTS, you probably want to help. You might not always know how. This guide is written directly to you — explaining what POTS actually feels like day to day, what kinds of support tend to help, and what to do when things get hard.
Inside this guide:
A plain-language explanation of what POTS is and why symptoms vary so much
What daily life with POTS actually looks like — the parts that are hard to see from the outside
How to offer support without overstepping or taking over
What to do (and what to avoid) during a flare
Scripts for difficult conversations: when you’re frustrated, when you want to help but don’t know how, when something has shifted in the relationship
How to take care of yourself while supporting someone with a chronic condition
The person in your life may have shared this with you, or you may have found it yourself. Either way, you’re here — and that matters.
Instant download — PDF guide. Created by Devin Peters, BCPA — Board Certified Patient Advocate living with POTS. This product provides communication tools and frameworks. It does not constitute medical advice or guarantee specific outcomes.
Written for the support person — not the patient.
If someone you care about has POTS, you probably want to help. You might not always know how. This guide is written directly to you — explaining what POTS actually feels like day to day, what kinds of support tend to help, and what to do when things get hard.
Inside this guide:
A plain-language explanation of what POTS is and why symptoms vary so much
What daily life with POTS actually looks like — the parts that are hard to see from the outside
How to offer support without overstepping or taking over
What to do (and what to avoid) during a flare
Scripts for difficult conversations: when you’re frustrated, when you want to help but don’t know how, when something has shifted in the relationship
How to take care of yourself while supporting someone with a chronic condition
The person in your life may have shared this with you, or you may have found it yourself. Either way, you’re here — and that matters.
Instant download — PDF guide. Created by Devin Peters, BCPA — Board Certified Patient Advocate living with POTS. This product provides communication tools and frameworks. It does not constitute medical advice or guarantee specific outcomes.