From Driver to Passenger: Transitions for Older Adults

ABOUT THIS PROGRAM The keys to the car represent more than transportation — they represent independence, identity, and freedom. But what happens when driving becomes unsafe? And what comes next? This program gives seniors, adult children, and caregivers the tools, the language, and the local resources to navigate one of the most emotional transitions in the aging journey — with dignity, confidence, and a plan. Whether the conversation is still ahead of you, or already overdue, you’ll leave with real answers. YOU’LL LEARN HOW TO: Spot the early warning signs of driving impairment — before a crisis forces the issue Evaluate driving skills using proven strategies and available resources Explore transportation alternatives that preserve independence and keep life moving Start — and navigate — the conversation with your aging parent or loved one THIS PROGRAM IS FOR YOU IF: You’ve noticed something behind the wheel but haven’t said anything yet You’re a senior who wants to plan ahead — on your own terms You’re a caregiver trying to balance safety with your loved one’s dignity You just want to be ready before the moment arrives FEATURING: Presenter Sherrie Waugh, MOT, OTR, CDRS The Brain Center Certified Driving Rehabilitation Specialist with 18 years of experience helping drivers with medical, physical, cognitive, or visual challenges. She provides comprehensive driver assessments, develops individualized plans and recommends adaptive equipment or vehicle modifications if that is appropriate.  Helps explore alternative mobility options. Sherrie's leadership and advocacy in the field have been nationally recognized--she was featured in The New York Times (When It's Time for an Aging Driver to Hit the Brakes) for her expertise and dedication to helping individuals and families navigate the often complex decisions surrounding driving and independence. A proud member of the Association for Driver Rehabilitation Specialist, Sherrie stays current with continuing education, emerging technologies, and best practices in the field. She is deeply committed to professionalism, safety, and compassion, working closely with healthcare providers, families, and licensing agencies to guide clients through life transitions with dignity and confidence. Sponsor