Calendar of Free Online Events for Elders, Family Members, and Professional Caregivers

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Grief, Loss and Sadness and Dementia Caregiving | Zoom presentation
Dementia can have a profound impact of professional caregivers. Tami Anastasia explains strategies for managing sadness and loss, to find meaning and purpose in dementia caregiving.
WHEN: Tuesday, March 19, 2024, 6:00 - 7:00 PM ET
To Register:
Request Zoom link


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Legal Strategies to Keep Older Adults in the Family Home | Free Webinar
Many low-income older adults reside in a home they inherited when a family member died. When a property is owned by multiple heirs, or any heir who has not yet filed Probate or Deed documents to have their name reflected as the record owner, this is referred to as heirs property.
Heirs property ownership creates risks and challenges. Nketiah Berko and Sarah ManciniIn of National Consumer Law Center walk through legal strategies to resolve problems and prevent loss of a family home.
WHEN: Tuesday, March 19, 2024, 2:00 - 3:00 PM ET

To Register: Request Link
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A Mother's Fight to Protect her Daughter's Rights and Dignity | Zoom Guardinaship Group meeting
Jeanne Cappuccio shares her story of a mother-daughter duo and their journey through decisional support.
WHEN: Wednesday, March 20, 2024, 4 - 5 pm
To Register: Enroll at Center for Guardianship Exellence and Request Link
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Managing Anger in the Caregiving Journey | Zoom presentation
Tami Anastasia explains that Anger is a normal reaction to the frustrations of caring for a loved one who has dementia. Learn about the impact of dementia on family dynamics. Discover ways to deal with the anger and resulting guilt, so it doesn't consume your energy!
WHEN: April 10, 2024 06:00 - 7:00 PM ET
To Register: Request Zoom link
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Elder Law Update - Excerpts from 100 page Guide

Laws that protect your Real Estate and cover your Will, Trust and Power of Attorney, are always changing!

To keep you current, the Massachusetts Bar Association has published the Elder Law Education Guide!

View sections of the Guide here on my Elder Law website, and on my Estate Planning website EstatePlansPlus.com
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More Resources
Planning to avoid anti psychotic medications
Bibliography for Elder Law Attorneys


Anti psychotics and Dementia: What attorneys and geriatric advocates need to know about the (over) use of antipsychotic medications with memory loss residents in a facility setting. March, 2016 Seminar

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