What You Need To Know Series
When a family member starts forgetting things or unable to do what they used to, we begin to worry,
Is this Normal Aging or Dementia?
Hosted by Michele Magner, Certified Dementia Practitioner, Aging Expert and Coach
It's starts simple enough...
Your parent misplaced something or forgot something important. You're doing more yard work for them, picking up the groceries, or helping with other things they didn't used to need your help with. When you get off the phone with them, you're nervous that something doesn't seem quite right.
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You don't want to upset them... but you are increasingly concerned.
How do you know if what you're seeing is just a "senior moment" or dementia?
What is dementia?
What else might be going on causing the forgetfulness?
What should I be looking for?
What is the next step?
How do I get this conversation started?
These are all big, important, hard questions.
Yes, That's Me! I want to sign up!BEFORE you start down this path, wouldn't it be nice...
To thoughtfully discuss these topics with a professional coach who has personally worked through these issues with her own family, plus works with clients everyday on these issues?
Yes, Let's Talk
Hi, I'm Michele and I want to have this conversation with you.
I'm a certified life coach and dementia practitioner. I have studied aging and have worked in Senior Living Facilities.
In addition to my professional experience, I personally led my two grandmothers through the aging to end of life process, as well as my in-laws.
I KNOW how big this all can feel and how stressful it can be.
I would love to have you come to this info session to get more clear on where you are with your family and what the possible next steps are.
It is my joy to help adult children move through this process with their aging family members!
Join Me NowWorrying is not planning
The first signs of dementia can be pretty confusing, for everyone.
At the end of this session you will have a much better understanding of what might be happening with your family member, ease your concerns and have a clear path on what is next.
