September 21st is World Alzheimer’s Day
One small act can make a remarkable difference to the men and women who are impacted by dementia.
Thursday Thought: Don’t You Dare Call Us “Elderly”!
We’re Boomers. We’re alive. We’re thriving. We’re not dead yet.
We. Are. NOT. Elderly.
Struggling with my decisions.
Respect should be the common theme threaded through all caregiving decisions.
Caring for the Caregiver : Cultivate a Resilient Nature.
Acknowledge that waiting to be happy is a sinful waste of time. Choose instead to find the simple joys and the happy moments in every day. This is heart-based living.
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Calling All Older Internet Users – FREE workshop + FREE support
Are you already using the Internet to stay socially engaged? Join our free workshop to learn the latest Internet trends.
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Using the Internet to stay socially engaged and to learn about elder abuses.
Why staying socially engaged is important and ways to learn about and prevent elder abuses via the Internet.
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Facilitated Family Conversations.
Could your family benefit from a professional 3rd party facilitator to help with important family conversations and decisions? Brian Shumak can help you with that.
Double trouble: Caring for two people at the same time.
Success as a caregiver is supported by good planning, seeking help and education while embracing change and creating great memories along the way.
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Estate Planning Project: Live Webinar for Advocis Toronto Chapter
Join us on Thursday, July 6, 2017, at 1 p.m., when Caregiving Matters Chair Mary Bart hosts a complimentary webinar to give Advocis Toronto Chapter members an opportunity to learn more about the Estate Planning Project.
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Seniors caring for seniors – a new trend.
A team of women who help look after each other.