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Virtual Roundtable—Elder Care: How to Support Those in Isolation and Stay Connected

Knowing how to best support loved ones in isolation can prove difficult. It is important to take the right steps to stay connected and reduce the risk of loneliness. This session will explore ways to mentally and practically support elderly relatives.

Click on this link to view this recording: Link opens in a new windowhttps://register.gotowebinar.com/recording/5551015701286758919

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  • Guiding Your Family to Greener Living

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  • Family Ties

  • Accepting Aging: Yourself and Others

Other Topics

    • Teens and Depression
    • Listening to Elderly Parents
    • Warning Signs That A Senior Needs Help
    • Secondhand Smoke
    • Talking to Parents About Their Finances
    • Changing Relationships: You and Your Aging Parent or Relative
    • Overcoming Parental Guilt
    • Strategies for Multigenerational Caregiving
    • Tackling Loneliness
    • Effective Communication with Children
    • Expats: Stay Connected with Loved Ones When Working Abroad
    • How to Deal with Homesickness in College
    • Parents' Influence on Their LGB Teen's Health
    • When It's Time to Leave Home
    • Conversation Strategies to Use When Talking With Older Adults (Part 1)