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Free Talk: The Emotional Roller Coaster
of Caring for Aging Parents
 

Helping or caring for your aging parents can cause a variety of emotions:

• Anger that your aging parents won't listen to your suggestions, especially when it's for their own safety

• Frustration at the demands your elderly parents put on you

• Resentment toward siblings who won't help you care for your aging parents

• Worry that your elderly parents will hurt themselves or someone else by continuing to live alone or drive

• Shame for having negative feelings at times

• Fear that something will happen to your aging parents that you could have prevented

• Anxiety over things that could happen to your elderly parents, especially as their health declines and they're living alone and/or continuing to drive

• Guilt that you should be doing more to help your aging parents

I invite you to come and learn:

• The most common struggles adults with aging parents have.

• Tips for improving communication with your parents.

• How to tap into the benefits of care giving.

You'll leave better prepared to handle the demands of caring for your aging parents.

Attend my free talk on any third Monday of the month at 6:30pm (one hour):

December 21st

Please check back for possible date changes or cancellations.

RSVP by email or phone: 503-243-2283. You'll receive a reminder email or call.

Location: 1020 SW Taylor, Suite 265 (2nd floor conference room)

Lynne Coon, MS — counselor serving communities in the greater Portland metropolitan area including: Portland, Vancouver, Lake Oswego, Tigard, Tualatin, Beaverton, Milwaukie, Oregon City, Hillsboro, Forest Grove, King City, West Linn, Wilsonville, Gresham, Troutdale, Scappoose, St Helens, Camas, Brush Prairie, Battle Ground, and Multnomah County, Clackamas County, Washington County and Clark County.