Click here for the March offerings from the Caregiver Teleconnection, which offers free telephone sessions to caregivers. For March they are also offering a special Zoom series on Aging in America. To learn more, visit caregiverteleconnection.org.
Session run for one hour.
Click here for information on getting started with Zoom
Understanding grief and Loss
March 2 @ 12:00 pm EST
Let’s have a conversation about how this past year has impacted the loss process. What should you know, how are the different players helping families through making difficult decisions? Is there anything you can do now to be prepared? LOLA will provide guidance and resources for you and your family.
Aging in America Series: How has COVID-19 changed our view on long-term care facilities?
March 3 @ 11:00 am EST
As we endure the COVID-19 pandemic, and once we have recovered, aging in America may never be the same. The death toll in nursing homes and long-term care facilities has revealed how unprepared our health care system is to protect our most vulnerable citizens. Many seniors and their families consider the option of long-term care at some point. COVID-19 has made many people re-think those options. In addition to long-term care, some are considering aging-in-place, or living with relatives if…
Dear Lucy: Dementia and Delirium
March 4 @ 11:00 am EST
Join “Dear Lucy” Lucy Barylak, MSW for this series where she will discuss how to deal with difficult behaviors of people with dementia.
I’m the Caregiver – What Legal Authority Do I really Have?
March 8 @ 1:00 pm EST
Warning signs of “helpful” family members or friends and of financial exploitation. What happens when a problem is apparent? What are Fiduciary duties under Powers of Attorney? When a court ordered guardianship is warranted or necessary or what restrictive alternatives are options? **Sponsored by the North Central Texas Caregiver Teleconnection**
ZOOM – Family Dynamics & Dementia
March 9 @ 11:00 am EST
The core elements for a solid family unit are trust, respect, caring, nurturing and love. The dynamics of family relationships are complex and confusing. A constant tug and pull of time, energy and devotion to creating a loving family is exhausting. Combine those “routine” struggles with that of caring for a loved one with dementia and you have entered a whole new realm of family dynamics. Why is it that “when the going gets tough” it seems like there is…
Aging in America Series: What do seniors and caregivers need to consider to age-in-place?
March 10 @ 11:00 am EST
As we endure the COVID-19 pandemic, and once we have recovered, aging in America may never be the same. The death toll in nursing homes and long-term care facilities has revealed how unprepared our health care system is to protect our most vulnerable citizens. Many seniors and their families consider the option of long-term care at some point. COVID-19 has made many people re-think those options. In addition to long-term care, some are considering aging-in-place, or living with relatives if…
Dear Lucy: The Importance of Medication Managmenet
March 11 @ 11:00 am EST
Join Dear Lucy for this interactive session to talk about how to best manage your medications. She will cover topics such as side effects, proper storage, the role your pharmacist plays as well as over the counter medications.
Sleep is the best natural thermometer we have
March 15 @ 11:00 am EST
A substantial body of evidence suggests that sleep and happiness are closely linked. Join Jamie Huysman, PhD (whether you sleep well or not), to learn how your sleep will determine your sense of Emotional Wellness. Explore how the role of childhood trauma (ACE -adverse childhood experiences), life’s events and our dreams can drive our own well-being and balance. Additional insights include: Learn how we can personally understand our Mind Body and Spirit connections Developing a Sleep Journal and understanding a…
What is Memory and How Does the Loss of Memory Affect a Person With Dementia
March 16 @ 12:00 pm EST
This class will discuss the types of memory, how memory is made and used and what happens to memory as the brain begins to be impacted. Behaviors will change, memories will be lost, and time will go backwards for your loved one. Learn what those constant questions mean, how to address the changes for your loved one, and how to explain the process to your family. **Sponsored by VITAS Healthcare**
Aging in America Series: What do caregivers and seniors need to look for in a long-term care facility?
March 17 @ 11:00 am EST
As we endure the COVID-19 pandemic, and once we have recovered, aging in America may never be the same. The death toll in nursing homes and long-term care facilities has revealed how unprepared our health care system is to protect our most vulnerable citizens. Many seniors and their families consider the option of long-term care at some point. COVID-19 has made many people re-think those options. In addition to long-term care, some are considering aging-in-place, or living with relatives if…
This class will discuss the types of memory, how memory is made and used and what happens to memory as the brain begins to be impacted. Behaviors will change, memories will be lost, and time will go backwards for your loved one. Learn what those constant questions mean, how to address the changes for your loved one, and how to explain the process to your family. **Sponsored by VITAS Healthcare**
plus many more: Full details about all March programs: https://goaging.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/TC_Cal_March_2021Legal-Size.pdf
Click here for information on getting started with Zoom
Understanding grief and Loss
March 2 @ 12:00 pm EST
Let’s have a conversation about how this past year has impacted the loss process. What should you know, how are the different players helping families through making difficult decisions? Is there anything you can do now to be prepared? LOLA will provide guidance and resources for you and your family.
Aging in America Series: How has COVID-19 changed our view on long-term care facilities?
March 3 @ 11:00 am EST
As we endure the COVID-19 pandemic, and once we have recovered, aging in America may never be the same. The death toll in nursing homes and long-term care facilities has revealed how unprepared our health care system is to protect our most vulnerable citizens. Many seniors and their families consider the option of long-term care at some point. COVID-19 has made many people re-think those options. In addition to long-term care, some are considering aging-in-place, or living with relatives if…
Dear Lucy: Dementia and Delirium
March 4 @ 11:00 am EST
Join “Dear Lucy” Lucy Barylak, MSW for this series where she will discuss how to deal with difficult behaviors of people with dementia.
I’m the Caregiver – What Legal Authority Do I really Have?
March 8 @ 1:00 pm EST
Warning signs of “helpful” family members or friends and of financial exploitation. What happens when a problem is apparent? What are Fiduciary duties under Powers of Attorney? When a court ordered guardianship is warranted or necessary or what restrictive alternatives are options? **Sponsored by the North Central Texas Caregiver Teleconnection**
ZOOM – Family Dynamics & Dementia
March 9 @ 11:00 am EST
The core elements for a solid family unit are trust, respect, caring, nurturing and love. The dynamics of family relationships are complex and confusing. A constant tug and pull of time, energy and devotion to creating a loving family is exhausting. Combine those “routine” struggles with that of caring for a loved one with dementia and you have entered a whole new realm of family dynamics. Why is it that “when the going gets tough” it seems like there is…
Aging in America Series: What do seniors and caregivers need to consider to age-in-place?
March 10 @ 11:00 am EST
As we endure the COVID-19 pandemic, and once we have recovered, aging in America may never be the same. The death toll in nursing homes and long-term care facilities has revealed how unprepared our health care system is to protect our most vulnerable citizens. Many seniors and their families consider the option of long-term care at some point. COVID-19 has made many people re-think those options. In addition to long-term care, some are considering aging-in-place, or living with relatives if…
Dear Lucy: The Importance of Medication Managmenet
March 11 @ 11:00 am EST
Join Dear Lucy for this interactive session to talk about how to best manage your medications. She will cover topics such as side effects, proper storage, the role your pharmacist plays as well as over the counter medications.
Sleep is the best natural thermometer we have
March 15 @ 11:00 am EST
A substantial body of evidence suggests that sleep and happiness are closely linked. Join Jamie Huysman, PhD (whether you sleep well or not), to learn how your sleep will determine your sense of Emotional Wellness. Explore how the role of childhood trauma (ACE -adverse childhood experiences), life’s events and our dreams can drive our own well-being and balance. Additional insights include: Learn how we can personally understand our Mind Body and Spirit connections Developing a Sleep Journal and understanding a…
What is Memory and How Does the Loss of Memory Affect a Person With Dementia
March 16 @ 12:00 pm EST
This class will discuss the types of memory, how memory is made and used and what happens to memory as the brain begins to be impacted. Behaviors will change, memories will be lost, and time will go backwards for your loved one. Learn what those constant questions mean, how to address the changes for your loved one, and how to explain the process to your family. **Sponsored by VITAS Healthcare**
Aging in America Series: What do caregivers and seniors need to look for in a long-term care facility?
March 17 @ 11:00 am EST
As we endure the COVID-19 pandemic, and once we have recovered, aging in America may never be the same. The death toll in nursing homes and long-term care facilities has revealed how unprepared our health care system is to protect our most vulnerable citizens. Many seniors and their families consider the option of long-term care at some point. COVID-19 has made many people re-think those options. In addition to long-term care, some are considering aging-in-place, or living with relatives if…
This class will discuss the types of memory, how memory is made and used and what happens to memory as the brain begins to be impacted. Behaviors will change, memories will be lost, and time will go backwards for your loved one. Learn what those constant questions mean, how to address the changes for your loved one, and how to explain the process to your family. **Sponsored by VITAS Healthcare**
plus many more: Full details about all March programs: https://goaging.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/02/TC_Cal_March_2021Legal-Size.pdf
