It Takes a Village Eldercare Teleclass & Discussion January 13, 2010

Join The Eldercare Coach and other family caregivers for an evening of support and information sharing. One of the hardest parts of caring for a family member can be feeling alone. Joining the call, gives you a place to share your concerns and get support.

Our topic in January is "Building a Care Team"
Learn why building a care team to help you care for an aging relative is key.
Who should participate in your care team.
How you can recruit and keep committed members

My presentation will be approximately 20 minutes and then I will open the call for your questions, comments and other concerns you would like to share.

The call is free. The phone call is a long distance number and depending on your phone plan you may receive long distance charges. Here is the call information:

Wednesday, January 13
7-8:30pm PDT
Call in number: 712-432-0175
Pin number: 196932#

Any questions about the call?
Call Janice Wallace at 415-661-3271
Learn more about Eldercare Coaching at our websites
www.caringforcaregivers.com
www.understanding-dementia.com

It Takes a Village to Care for an Elder Support Call Dec. 9

Join The Eldercare Coach and other family caregivers for an evening of support and information sharing. One of the hardest parts of caring for a family member can be feeling alone. Joining the call, gives you a place to share your concerns and get support.

The call is free. The phone call is a long distance number and depending on your phone plan you may receive long distance charges. Here is the call information:

Wednesday, December 9
7-8:30pm PDT
Call in number: 616-347-8400
Pin number: 196932#

Any questions about the call?
Call Janice Wallace at 415-661-3271
Learn more about Eldercare Coaching at our websites
www.caringforcaregivers.com
www.understanding-dementia.com

It Takes a Village Eldercare Free Support Call Wednesday Nov 11

Join The Eldercare Coach and other family caregivers for an evening of support and information sharing. One of the hardest parts of caring for a family member can be feeling alone. Joining the call, gives you a place to share your concerns and get support.

The call is free. The phone call is a long distance number and depending on your phone plan you may receive long distance charges. Here is the call information:

Wednesday, November 11
7-8:30pm PDT
Call in number: 616-347-8400
Pin number: 196932#

Any questions about the call?
Call Janice Wallace at 415-661-3271
Learn more about Eldercare Coaching at our websites
www.caringforcaregivers.com
www.understanding-dementia.com

ElderCoach Events in October

Free Eldercare Presentation at Bella Luce

Skin Care & Healing Arts in Pacifica

Wed. Oct 28 6:30 to 8:30 pm

Caring for an aging relative can be isolating and exhausting. Build a care team to help you prevent burnout and your relative receive better care.
Learn three strategies for building a successful care team

• Communicating for success
• Coping with reluctant team members
• Working with medical & eldercare professionals

Bring your eldercare questions and concerns, we will have plenty of time for answers.

RSVP to Antoinette to save a seat!

email or Call 650-238-4901

Bella Luce Skin Care and Healing Arts

2014 Palmetto Ave., Suite A

Pacifica, CA 94044

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It Takes a Village Eldercare Free Support Call Wednesday Oct 14

Join The Eldercare Coach and other family caregivers for an evening of support and information sharing. One of the hardest parts of caring for a family member can be feeling alone. Joining the call, gives you a place to share your concerns and get support.

The call is free. The phone call is a long distance number and depending on your phone plan you may receive long distance charges. Here is the call information:

Wednesday, October 14
7-8:30pm PDT
Call in number: 616-347-8400
Pin number: 196932#

Any questions about the call?
Call Janice Wallace at 415-661-3271
Learn more about Eldercare Coaching at our websites
www.caringforcaregivers.com
www.understanding-dementia.com

It Takes A Village Eldercare Support Call-September 2009

Join The Eldercare Coach and other family caregivers for an evening of support and information sharing. One of the hardest parts of caring for a family member can be feeling alone. Joining the call, gives you a place to share your concerns and get support.

The call is free. The phone call is a long distance number and depending on your phone plan you may receive long distance charges. Here is the call information:

Wednesday, September 9
7-8:30pm PDT
Call in number: 616-347-8400
Pin number: 196932#

Any questions about the call?
Call Janice Wallace at 415-661-3271
Learn more about Eldercare Coaching at our websites
www.caringforcaregivers.com
www.understanding-dementia.com

It Takes A Village Eldercare Support Call

Join The Eldercare Coach and other family caregivers for an evening of support and information sharing. One of the hardest parts of caring for a family member can be feeling alone. Joining the call, gives you a place to share your concerns and get support.

The call is free. The phone call is a long distance number and depending on your phone plan you may receive long distance charges. Here is the call information:

Wednesday, August 12
7-8:30pm PDT
Call in number: 616-347-8400
Pin number: 196932#

Any questions about the call?
Call Janice Wallace at 415-661-3271
Learn more about Eldercare Coaching at our websites
www.caringforcaregivers.com
www.understanding-dementia.com

July 8 Telephone Support Call

Share the collective wisdom of family caregivers and Janice Wallace, The Eldercare Coach on our monthly telephone support call. Join us to laugh a little, share your stories and get some great advice.

Wednesday July 8
7-8:30 pm PDT

Call in number: 616-347-8400***

Pin number: 196932#

***'Long distance charges may apply depending on your calling plan.

If you have any questions, please call me at
415-661-3271

Want to learn more about Eldercare Coaching? Visit our websites Caring for Caregivers & Understanding Dementia