This class gives family caregivers practical information and support to help them navigate the many questions and concerns that arise when care at home is no longer the best or safest option for their loved one.

This class gives family caregivers an overview of strategies to support healthy nutrition as they age. Participants will learn about key nutrients that become especially important later in life, the role of proper hydration and how nutritional needs can change with age. Whether you are caring for a

This class will provide family caregivers with an overview of durable medical equipment (DME) and how it can support safety, mobility and independence at home. Caregivers will learn about common equipment such as walkers, wheelchairs, shower chairs, hospital beds, transfer equipment and more.

This class will explore practical ways to support your loved one while encouraging independence, dignity and confidence. We will discuss ways to help without taking over, recognizing when more support is needed, and how to communicate effectively about the changes and needs our loved one has.

Grab your favorite coffee and join us on Zoom for an engaging conversation with Jackie Ryle, Ph.D., author of All I Want Is a Little Peace. In this conversation, we will discuss practical tips, tools and insights to help us communicate more effectively, navigate challenging conversations.

This class will provide family caregivers with a simple overview of the different types of dementia, how symptoms, behaviors and the progression can differ between the different types. We will also explore how the different types of dementia can help caregivers plan for changing needs.

The holiday season can bring joy, connections, and meaningful traditions, but for family caregivers, it can also bring added stress, difficult emotions and changes in familiar routines.

This is an opportunity to learn about common scams that target older adults and how caregivers can help recognize warning signs, protect personal information, and respond when something doesn’t seem right. This class will provide practical tips and resources to help families prevent fraud.

We are honored to have the author join us for this book club. We will be reading “Your Caregiver Relationship Contract How to navigate the minefield of new roles and expectations” by Debra Hallisey. Join us for the discussion with the author.

This class is designed to support family caregivers as they navigate the challenges and rewards of caregiving for a loved one. Caregiving can sometimes feel overwhelming or isolating, but you do not have to go through it alone.

This class will provide family caregiver practical information about Parkinson’s. Topics will include stages of Parkinson’s, understanding tremors, helpful tips to promote safety and independence, meaningful ways to support your loved one’s quality of life and much more.