By Judi September 16th, 2012
The 2012 Family Caregiver Support Web Seminar Series provides access to information and advice from professionals experienced with issues faced by family caregivers. This free web seminar series, hosted in cooperation with the American Society on Aging (ASA), provides tips, information and advice from the perspective of professionals who are well-versed in issues facing families caring for aging loved ones.
This video is a recording from May 2012, part 5 of an ongoing monthly webinar series for family caregivers hosted by?Home Instead Senior Care with Dr Amy D?Aprix, PhD.? This webinar covers the topic of navigating the senior health care maze. Some of the points covered in this webinar include:
- The importance of having our aging parent?s vital information close at hand
- Identify risk factors for medication related problems
- Tips for safer medication management
- Important information and documents to gather
- How to talk to your aging parents about this
This free web seminar series, hosted in cooperation with the American Society on Aging (ASA), provides tips, information and advice from the perspective of professionals who are well-versed in issues facing families caring for aging loved ones.
This month?s upcoming webinar, scheduled for September 26, will discuss the symptoms of cognitive issues common in seniors and best practices for coping with those changes.
Presenter Mary Alexander, Director of Strategic Alliances with Home Instead Senior Care corporation, will discuss how to recognize symptoms of cognitive problems, what might cause those symptoms, and methods for coping with a loved one who suffers from cognitive issues.? It sounds like a great event and hopefully you will be able to attend-you can use the link below.
Senior Cognitive Issues ? Family Caregiver Webinar
Wednesday, September 26, 2012 | 10:00 AM Pacific / 11:00 AM Mountain / 12:00 PM Central / 1:00 PM Eastern. Register Now.
Source: http://www.desperatecaregivers.com/free-webinar-series-on-issues-facing-family-caregivers
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