Strategic leadership framework for high-capacity women navigating complex family caregiving and medical systems.
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Supporting women first
You’re a daughter and a mother. And so much more. You know that your well-being is priority but it has taken a back seat because you care deeply for others. Maybe it’s time to make a change for the long-term.
Family caregiving support
You know that work-life-family balance isn’t possible. But you’re willing try because you know that of feeling burned out from family caregiving doesn’t need to be this way. Adjusting takes time, effort, and resources. Only you can determine how much you need.
With the right support, you will find that you can contribute to family caregiving in the way you want.
Common concerns that I can help you with:
-Discussions about Long-term care placement.
-Family member wellness and caregiver burnout.
-Aging at home using a combination of public and family-funded sources.
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Ultimately, the goal is to facilitate long term family health so all members can achieve their goals.
Expertise to help you:
I maintain a number of professional designations, titles, and experiences that I can use to support you.
-Aging & Caregiver Health Enthusiast
-Acute Care Social Worker
-Registered Social Worker, Clinical Therapist (Ontario)
-Emergency Dept. Crisis Intervention Specialist (2012-2024)
Commitment to your family:
Part of my responsibility is to serve you using my gift of facilitating, mediating, and guiding to promote long-term family harmony, specifically the difficult conversations between loved ones who share the common interest of finding the best care for their parent as they age. Let me help you and your family achieve your goals of best long-term health for your loved one and elevate the resilience of the entire family.
My work with families to achieve long-term health and resilience is part of the collective effort of an interdisciplinary group with shared values who are working together to achieve the same goals.