Helping Your Aging Parent: The Florida Documents & Preparedness Workshop

Do you know which documents you might need to help your parent with medical decisions, finances, or an emergency? We'll go through the common Florida documents and permissions, what they're used for, and what questions to ask your parent's attorney, doctor, or financial institution. You'll also have a workbook to help you organize what you already have and identify what's missing.

Mom Seems Different: What Do I Do Now?

Maybe Mom is repeating herself more often, forgetting appointments, or having trouble with things she used to manage easily. How do you know what's normal aging and what needs attention? We'll look at common changes, what to keep track of, and how to begin finding out what's going on.

The Long-Distance Parent-Care Checkup

It's hard to know how your parent is really doing when you don't live nearby, especially when they tell you everything is fine. This workshop will help you figure out what questions to ask, what to look for when you visit, and how to stay informed about their care even when you're miles away.

Are Mom & Dad Safe at Home? A Practical Home Safety Workshop

Your parent may be determined to stay at home, but how can you tell whether their home and daily routines are still safe? We'll look at common concerns such as falls, medications, meals, and household hazards, along with practical ways to identify problems and consider what additional help might be needed.

Hiring and Managing In-Home Care for Your Parent

Finding someone to help your parent at home can be a real challenge, and hiring a caregiver is only the first step. We'll talk about deciding what kind of help you need, finding and interviewing caregivers, setting expectations, and keeping things running smoothly once someone is on the job.