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Yearly Archives: 2016

This is your permission slip.

This is Your Permission Slip

April 21, 2016/Uncategorized/aging parents, care manager, communication, dementia, grandparents, parent caregiving/by admin/1 Comment

Permission Slips – Caroline Dawson Permission slips conjure images of the childhood coveted “Hall Pass”, or perhaps a signature for […]

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Four Ways to Protect Yourself & Loved Ones from Financial Fraud

April 13, 2016/Uncategorized/aging, aging parents, banking, communication, finances, financial planning, fraud, grandparents, recommendations/by admin

Four Ways to Protect Yourself & Loved Ones from Financial Fraud – Dana Lambert The incidence of financial fraud perpetrated […]

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5 Top Questions to Consider when Choosing a Power of Attorney

April 5, 2016/Uncategorized/aging, aging parents, banking, communication, finances, financial planning, healthcare decisions, parent caregiving, power of attorney, recommendations/by admin

5 Top Questions to Consider when Choosing a Power of Attorney – Dana Lambert Much of the conflict we work […]

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Does it Really Matter?

March 30, 2016/Uncategorized/aging parents, alzheimers, communication, dementia, parent caregiving, purpose and meaning, reminiscing/by admin/2 Comments

Does it Really Matter? – Andrea Leavitt One question I have pondered personally and been asked professionally is, “Does it […]

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Finding a Common Language through Poetry

March 23, 2016/Uncategorized/aging, care givers, communication, dementia, parent caregiving, poetry, reminiscing, senior care/by admin

Finding a Common Language through Poetry – Caroline Dawson As a young child, standing in my grandmother’s kitchen, I recall […]

A Guide for the Journey

March 16, 2016/Uncategorized/by admin

A Guide For The Journey The travel industry is big. There are services to help folks plan trips to faraway […]

Everyone Senior Needs an Advocate

March 9, 2016/blog, Uncategorized/advocate, aging parents, care manager, communication, healthcare decisions, senior care, services/by admin

Widowed at 82, Helen moved to a retirement community. She enjoyed not having the stress of maintaining a home and […]

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4 Ways to Engage when “I’ve had enough.”

February 23, 2016/Uncategorized/care givers, care managers, end of life, purpose and meaning, reminiscing/by admin

Maintaining the will to live when you are advanced in age and are dealing with mental, physical, financial, or motivational […]

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Four Proactive Steps to Prevent Financial Fraud

February 10, 2016/Uncategorized/aging parents, banking, bill paying, credit, finances, financial planning, fraud, healthcare decisions, identity theft, parent caregiving, power of attorney, seniors/by admin

We hear a lot these days about data breaches and theft of personal and financial information. It’s serious business. Identity […]

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