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Learn to identify and access the many types of services available to address the needs of older adults.

This program is designed to educate participants about advance care planning so that they may be more aware of the advantages, terminology, and necessary documents.

You will learn the four principles of medication management. 1. How to take medications correctly 2. How to avoid taking unnecessary medications 3. How to reduce medication waste 4. How to improve medication safety.

This program will help adult-children understand Medicare and SHIIP programs that may offer benefits to their aging parents so that they can be more informed advocates for their parents’ health and medical care and service coverage.

Become a more informed advocate for your parents' health care and service coverage. This program will help participants understand Medicare and SHIIP programs that may offer benefits to aging parents and others.

Several scenarios will be discussed to demonstrate the importance of and methods to protect our loved ones from scams and fraud. You will learn to detect warning signs as well as how to put safeguards in place to deter criminals, prevent unauthorized access and minimize risk of identity theft.

If you think you are experiencing compassion fatigue, then you probably are. This program is designed to help adult-children recognize the signs of compassion fatigue and learn some strategies and resources for managing and reducing the condition.

How do we determine whether our loved one is experiencing anxiety, depression or something else? How can we help them determine what is prompting the emotional distress? What are some […]

Anxiety and depression are frequently associated with aging. This program will help adult-children understand and differentiate between anxiety and depression, recognize the characteristics and potential causes, and offer tips for […]

This ACAP program will offer participants information about trends relative to working while also providing care for an aging parent, supportive workplace policies, and strategies for balancing the many demands of working outside the home while also caring for one’s family and older loved ones.