FREE WEBINAR

How to Help Your Aging Parent

Address Health & Safety Issues

(Even If They're Resisting Your Help) 

Learn why the usual approaches don't work and what to do instead.

Presented by Leslie Kernisan, MD MPH
Geriatrician and Founder of BetterHealthWhileAging.net

Leslie Kernisan, MD MPH

What You’ll Learn in this Free Live Workshop:

  • Why older parents usually resist “sensible” advice 
  • 4 things to do that will help (& one thing to STOP doing) 
  • How to know if you really SHOULD be worried about their memory or thinking (& what to do)
  • How to finally stop feeling helpless, guilty, or frustrated, & instead help your parents be safer, healthier, & happier

PLUS:

  • Stay for the extra 30-minute Q&A session where I’ll take your questions on specific scenarios
  • Get a FREE PDF to help you check for symptoms of memory and thinking problems

Testimonials

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Kevin R.

This training has been very helpful and informative! I have read Dr. K's book and it was a great resource for me over the last year as my mother went through the final stages of dementia.  She past away this past December and I continue to assist my 87 year old father. I have leveraged Dr. K's tips many times with great success. Thanks for all you do!

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Carla B.

I learned so many things during this training that are of potential use to myself, extended family and friends. Thanks so much, again, Dr. K!

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Kathy A.

Thank you for sharing so many tips and reminders of what our aging parents are experiencing. While these changes are challenging, it’s great to know I’m surrounded by great resources and support. You have provided a wealth of information Dr. K. Thank you!

Have you been worried about your aging parent’s health or safety? 

But found yourself frustrated because...

  • They seem to be in denial about physical (or mental) changes you're noticing
  • They aren't taking your concerns seriously
  • They are refusing to accept help
  • Or, they're unwilling to make the life changes that seem necessary for their health, well-being, or safety.

This is such a common dilemma. You want to respect your parent's dignity and independence. But what can you do if you've noticed worrisome changes, and they're refusing to listen?

As a practicing geriatrician (a medical doctor for older adults), I’ve helped countless families navigate these kinds of situations. And now, I’ll be sharing my approach to addressing an older person’s resistance, in a free webinar that I’ve created just for people like you.

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Questions about signing up? Email [email protected] & we will help you!