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Dementia Caregivers
What I Learned The Hard Way So you DOn’t Have to
Special Training
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Special Training:
Dementia Caregivers: What I Learned The Hard Way So you DOn’t Have to
INTRODUCTION:
Learn From My 10 Year Journey of Caring for a Loved One…
Practical Solutions for Better Care Experiences
Are you a caregiver for someone with dementia? If so, you’re not alone. Navigating the challenges of providing care for someone with dementia can be overwhelming, and each patient is different.
“Dementia Caregivers: What I Learned the Hard Way So You Don’t Have To” is a valuable live training session designed to help caregivers like you create a safe and calm environment for your patient.
Join us Thursday, March 21 from 9-11 am PST (replays available) to gain practical insights and strategies to ensure your loved one receives the care they deserve while taking care of yourself too.
GIFT YOURSELF THIS OPPORTUNITY
WHY ATTEND THIS TRAINING?
01.
PRACTICAL TIPS & TOOLS
Explore practical tips for enhancing your caregiving and relationships. These actionable strategies can be easily implemented today, without any high-level theory.
02.
LIVE TRAINING SESSION
Engate in a live session where you can ask questions, share experieces, and learn practical strategies to ensure your loved one is safe and well-cared for.
03.
RECEIVE SUPPORT
Being a caregiver can be one of the most challenging roles you will take on. I will show you how to improve your ability to care for your loved one and, just as importantly, yourself.
Who It’s For
- Family members caring for a loved one with dementia
- Professional caregivers seeking to enhance their skills
- Healthcare providers looking to improve dementia care practices
- Individuals preparing to become dementia caregivers
- Support groups focusing on dementia care
- Community organizations offering dementia care services
This Training Can Help With
- Enhancing communication techniques with individuals with dementia
- Developing effective strategies for managing challenging behaviors
- Improving understanding of dementia symptoms and progression
- Learning self-care practices to prevent caregiver burnout
- Implementing person-centered care approaches for better outcomes
- Building a supportive network for sharing experiences and resources
Sign Me Up At The Special Rate of $47
MEET YOUR PRESENTER
ABOUT KARINE ADALIAN
With over a decade of experience negotiating with medical professionals and caregivers, I’ve learned the ins and outs of providing the best care for loved ones like my sister. Through this live training, and follow-up written resources, and tools forged from personal experiences in various care settings, I aim to share knowledge that eases your journey.
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WHAT OTHERS HAVE SAID
“I admire your advocacy for FTD. It is a disease that needs as much attention as we can possibly give it. Lydia’s story sounds so familiar. I wish it weren’t so.”Tom Curwen
“I salute you for being strong and pushing forward to raise awareness on this issue.”
Yassin Shaa
“I was a seasoned newsman… how could this be… I have a saint of a wife… Without her I would be adrift, and I am so ashamed that I have been such a burden, I’d love to talk with you and introduce you to some oh my friends.’ I am close to an English professor with the same issues… She lives in fear of being found out… Thank heavens being absent mined is tolerated in her line of work.”
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“I am living a similar experience! My husband and I moved to Florida in 2013 to take care of my 80 year old parents. Instead, we are caring for my 58 year old brother, Tommy. He was diagnosed in August 2015 with FTD-PNFA-ALS. He can barely talk and still doesn’t understand how sick he really is.”
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