Is your relative reluctant to receive help or discuss changes in their mood, memory, abilities, or habits?

In this workshop, you will learn why older family members may resist our efforts to help them. This session will provide strategies for staying effective and involved as a caregiver without burning out.

Helping a Family Member Who Doesn’t Want Your Help

Wednesday, October 25, 2017
6:30 – 8:00 PM
Presenter: Donna Tanner, MSW, LICSW
This workshop is free.

This event takes place at Brighton Gardens of Friendship Heights.
5555 Friendship Boulevard
Chevy Chase, MD 20815 United States

Space is limited! Register today by emailing registration@iona.org or calling (202) 895-9409.

Iona and Brighton Gardens of Friendship Heights are partnering to provide a forum for adult children and other caregivers to understand the challenges of aging, particularly memory loss, and how best to support aging parents and other relatives while practicing good self-care. Join us for one or all of the sessions, led by members of Iona’s Consultation, Care Management, and Counseling team. Other sessions in this series include Stay or Move: How to Find and Pay for the Best Living Arrangement and Supporting a Family Member with Memory Loss.