Your Turn to Care for Aging Relatives

Sandra W. Haymon, Ph.D. – Presenter

Oh My Gosh! Roles have reversed and now it’s ‘your turn’ to take care of your folks!! If you’re over-whelmed by the ‘Alphabet Soup’ (acronyms and jargon) used by medical and legal professionals, confused by the smorgasbord of care facilities, or think your folks are no longer ‘safe’ living alone, this presentation is for you!

Dr. Haymon Will Personally Guide You Thru the Maze of Caring for Aging Relatives.
Her Approach will Literally Transform How You Move Thru This Stage of Your Life!

In this powerful presentation you will:

Confront your myths and denial.
Decode the ‘Alphabet Soup.’
Explore medical choices and Advance Directives.
Learn to make difficult choices in advance. (An Emergency Room is NOT the time or the place to make life-altering decisions).
Appropriately assess your elderly loved ones’ ability to ‘safely’ live alone.
Understand various levels of care and corresponding living arrangements and care facilities.
Exchange being over-whelmed for clear decision making.
Understand stages of grief-Yours and theirs.

Dr. Sandra W. Haymon, America’s #1 Caregiving Expert, licensed psychologist, author, and International speaker has been pioneering the field of Caregiving for over 20 years.

She is the author of Baby Boomers-Sandwiched Between Retirement & Caregiving and

My Turn: Caring for Aging Parents & Other Elderly Loved Ones-A Daughter’s Perspective.

This presentation is a must for family and professional caregivers, all healthcare providers (physicians, physicians assistants, RNs, LPNs, CNPs, CNAs); management, staff and volunteers working in hospitals, nursing homes, memory impaired facilities, personal care homes, and assisted living settings; psychologists, social workers, certified professional counselors, estate and financial planners; anyone employed in the insurance industry; anyone who may ever be a caregiver or need a caregiver; and anyone who ever plans to retire. Family caregivers, will ever be a caregiver, or may ever need a caregiver, friends and family members of caregivers as well as elderly individuals presently being taken care of.

Format: Presentation followed by a Question and Answer period
Length: Presentation customized for time frames of 1-8 hours, plus Keynote Address.
CEUs: Presentation materials are available for Continuing Education Credits.

Your Turn to Care for Aging Relatives

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