Culture has a lot to do with our caregiving journey, and our beliefs about the role of providing care. This session will discuss the role of gender and cultural diversity in healthcare delivery, caregiving, and long term care. We’ll also discuss ways to demonstrate cultural sensitivity when working with diverse patients and their families.
Join us as we talk with Kate Spelman of AgeOptions, the Area Agency on Aging of Suburban Cook County, IL – one of few such agencies nationally to have earned the highest level of SAGECare credentialing to discuss their LGBTQ+ program – Thrive with Pride
The family caregiver for a loved one with dementia is dangerously bombarded by stress. The level of care and length of time during home care can lead to devastating results. Even to the point of the caregiver’s death. This session will explore the stress, grief, and reality of care at home. Tools for measuring caregiver […]
As we approach hurricane season, there are specific tips and preparations that caregivers and seniors should make. This session will outline key preparedness plans to maintain safety.
Join G.J. Hodson and DR Mann Hanson with the Coalition for Aging LGBTQ+ as we discuss aging within the LGBTQ+ community, and some of the unique challenges that LGBTQ+ seniors and caregivers face. CaregiverTeleconnection · The Pride Of Caring: The Pride of Aging June 9 Audio
What is it? How does it different from home health, how much does it cost, what questions should I ask? **Sponsored by the North Central Texas Caregiver Teleconnection program** CaregiverTeleconnection · Personal Services 6132022
Cuando se emite un diagnóstico de demencia, las personas generalmente asumen que es de Alzheimer y a menudo hacen referencia a los dos indistintamente. Se cree ampliamente que la demencia y el Alzheimer es lo mismo. ¡ No lo son! Mientras que el Alzheimer puede ser la forma más común y ampliamente reconocida de la […]
Join World Famous *BOB* and Richard Bondi of the Austin LGBT Elder Task Force as we discuss the importance of LGBTQ+ community engagement across all ages to support LGBTQ+ seniors and caregivers.
Often family caregivers become paralyzed to act when there is so much information to consume. In this session, Elizabeth identifies the primary worry themes and shares strategies and resources to address each. Session attendees are also encouraged to share the resources that have made the most significant impact in their caregiving journey.
Join Bruce Williams, Active Aging Manager at The Pride Center at Equality Park in Fort Lauderdale, Florida as we discuss the importance of active aging for LGBTQ+ seniors through engagement, enlightenment and entertainment!
“Getting Real” is the only Solution An estimated 48 million adults in the US, almost 20% of our country provide informal care to an adult with physical or mental health needs. This unpaid work, which includes everything from trips to the doctor to feeding, bathing, and toileting, has been valued at almost 500 Billion dollars. Even […]
Start early each day and get ahead of anxiety, worry, and depression! Don’t get caught in the downward spiral of self-neglect. Get motivated and learn simple exercises to ward off negative thinking and to feel better every day.
Exercise is proven to benefit everyone’s health – caregivers, and care recipients alike - but can be hard to do with chronic conditions, limited time, and at home. This session will share tips to help encourage exercise for all.