What does it mean to downsize? Many people make this decision as they age, for a variety of reasons, and motive is key to defining the approach. This program will […]
Planning for the future requires an understanding of the possibilities. This program will help adult children learn about what long-term care needs may look like for their parents, as well […]
It is not unusual for older adults to experience anxiety and depression, often linked to physical, social, and emotional conditions. This program will help adult-children understand and differentiate between anxiety […]
Those with Alzheimer’s or other dementias often demonstrate challenging behaviors as their disease progresses. Families and caregivers may be at a loss as to how to deal with these behaviors. […]
Learn about tips, "tricks," and tools to maintain your loved one's independence and physically assist him/her safely in the home while caregiving. Learn practical ways to prevent injury to both […]
Advance financial planning is essential for supporting loved ones as they age, particularly when health and care needs arise. Join us to learn how to identify funding sources, including individual […]
Many older adults have served in the Armed Forces and may be eligible for and depend on federally-funded VA programs and services. This program will help adult children understand veteran […]
Alzheimer’s dementia is the sixth leading cause of death in the United States, and yet there is no cure. In North Carolina, over 160,000 people have Alzheimer’s or another type […]
Driving can be essential for a sense of independence, but changes in health and judgment may make driving unsafe. Join us as our speaker: Addresses the warning signs of driving […]
Today's generation of adult-children and other family members may not live in the same community, or even in the same state or country, as their aging parents. Caregiving from a […]
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