Session One - 9:30 - 10:30AM
1. Planning with Trusts by Kristi Stanley, Attorney at Law, Currin, Wuest, Mielke, Paul & Knapp, PLLC
Many people benefit from using a trust as a part of their estate plan. Kristi will discuss the mechanics of a trust, how to properly fund a trust, and the common mistakes and misconceptions of trust planning.
2. Understanding Medicare by Houston-Galveston Area Council
Medicare benefit basics, information, and resources.
3. Every Caregiver needs a Checklist by Donna Composto, Founder of Mom’s Care Plan, Co-Founder of the Kingwood Memory Café & Certified Dementia Practitioner
Learn about support, resources, options, and next steps to look for as your loved one transitions from care at home to a senior living environment.
4. Practical Caregiving Skills by Lydia Mims, Director of Nursing, RN, MSN, Aadi Home Health
Learn the physical skills for assisting your loved ones with activities of daily living. Hear about tips, tricks, and new tools that everyone can use to keep your loved one safe and comfortable.
5. Family Dynamics by Caren L. Barnes, LPC and Jonathan Rea, LPC, LCDC
Caregiving may increase and complicate existing family tensions. We will discuss some techniques to reduce or resolve these conflicts.
Many people benefit from using a trust as a part of their estate plan. Kristi will discuss the mechanics of a trust, how to properly fund a trust, and the common mistakes and misconceptions of trust planning.
2. Understanding Medicare by Houston-Galveston Area Council
Medicare benefit basics, information, and resources.
3. Every Caregiver needs a Checklist by Donna Composto, Founder of Mom’s Care Plan, Co-Founder of the Kingwood Memory Café & Certified Dementia Practitioner
Learn about support, resources, options, and next steps to look for as your loved one transitions from care at home to a senior living environment.
4. Practical Caregiving Skills by Lydia Mims, Director of Nursing, RN, MSN, Aadi Home Health
Learn the physical skills for assisting your loved ones with activities of daily living. Hear about tips, tricks, and new tools that everyone can use to keep your loved one safe and comfortable.
5. Family Dynamics by Caren L. Barnes, LPC and Jonathan Rea, LPC, LCDC
Caregiving may increase and complicate existing family tensions. We will discuss some techniques to reduce or resolve these conflicts.
Session Two - 11:00 - 12:00PM
6. Estate Planning and Probate in Texas by Charioty James, Attorney & Counselor at Law, James & Parlange Law, PLLC
This presentation is geared to empower you and your family with information and options about probate matters in Texas and how you could benefit from estate planning. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more!
7. Activites for Improving Quality of Life at Home by Kathleen Holloway Certified Dementia Practioner, Belmont Village
This workshop focuses on activities, exercises and strategies tailored to stimulate cognitive functions, promote mental engagement, and foster a supportive enriching home environment. These activities are enjoyable and therapeutic, aiming to improve memory retention and overall well-being.
8. De-mystifying the End of Life Journey by Becky Villarreal, LCSW, Devotion
Hospice & Palliative Care Develop an understanding of the services and expectations of caring for a loved one at the end of life.
9. Resources of Aging in Place by Rick Casey, Caring Senior Service and Lisa Suarez, SarahCare Adult Day Centers
Healthcare services available in the community and what to expect from them.
10. Behaviors & Alzheimer’s Disease by Emily C.Castillo, CarePartners
This workshop is designed for family caregivers that are caring for a person living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. The goal of the workshop is to teach family caregivers strategies to manage difficult behaviors that arise with the onset of dementia. .
This presentation is geared to empower you and your family with information and options about probate matters in Texas and how you could benefit from estate planning. Don’t miss this opportunity to learn more!
7. Activites for Improving Quality of Life at Home by Kathleen Holloway Certified Dementia Practioner, Belmont Village
This workshop focuses on activities, exercises and strategies tailored to stimulate cognitive functions, promote mental engagement, and foster a supportive enriching home environment. These activities are enjoyable and therapeutic, aiming to improve memory retention and overall well-being.
8. De-mystifying the End of Life Journey by Becky Villarreal, LCSW, Devotion
Hospice & Palliative Care Develop an understanding of the services and expectations of caring for a loved one at the end of life.
9. Resources of Aging in Place by Rick Casey, Caring Senior Service and Lisa Suarez, SarahCare Adult Day Centers
Healthcare services available in the community and what to expect from them.
10. Behaviors & Alzheimer’s Disease by Emily C.Castillo, CarePartners
This workshop is designed for family caregivers that are caring for a person living with Alzheimer’s disease or another form of dementia. The goal of the workshop is to teach family caregivers strategies to manage difficult behaviors that arise with the onset of dementia. .