PGSPN's Speakers Bureau offers a variety of knowledgeable and engaging speakers on topics relevant to the lives of seniors. These topics range from health and home care to legal and financial information. Please feel free to review our list of topics/speakers.
These speakers are available to present at your event, meeting or facility in and around Prince George's County at no charge. If you are interested in a particular speaker, please contact the speaker directly via the provided contact information below.
PGSPN is committed to providing information and services relevant and helpful for seniors in Prince George's County.
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Aging in Place Many seniors report they want to age in place by living at home. What are some of the important questions to think about now to help make that happen? What are the generational challenges? Who is there to help? Who and what do you ask?" DementiaWise Did you know that it is safe to live at home with Dementia? Do you know what abilities remain and which ones are lost through the progression of dementia? Learn all about dementia and some of the important communication tools for dementia care? Probate Services This presentation helps individuals manage and cope with the tasks associated with Estate Property Sales. Whether it relates to selling homes, repairs, organizing tasks, files, or de-cluttering you’ll need top-quality professional services throughout the probate process. Often, this process is quite stressful, so having the right team to help you and your family can bridge the gap between stress and success. They'll help you throughout the entire process from beginning to end whether you need to buy or sell a home. The probate team can help you find attorneys, accountants, contractors and many other professionals to help you settle your loved one’s estate. CAFY, Assisting Seniors Citizens Program Training Topics Facilitators: Arleen B. Joell and Alecia Chapman, 301-882-1210 (office) 240-758-5120 (cell), ajoell@cafyonline.org
“Abundant Aging-In-Place: Being Better Prepared for the Best Phase of Your Life!” JMJ Information Services, LLC; Joan M. Jackson, CSA; 408-529-8564; joan@balancedabundantliving.com This presentation will explore the aging-in-place concept, its benefits and challenges, and the resources and support available to help seniors achieve this goal. Whether you are a senior, a caregiver, or a healthcare professional, this presentation will offer valuable insights and practical tips for navigating aging-in-place. “Medicare Coverage Options – What You Need to Know” Mark A. Gottlieb, MHA; themarkgottlieb@gmail.com; 301-332-4337 Topics to be discussed include:
“Long Term Care Planning, What You Need to Know” Mark A. Gottlieb, MHA; themarkgottlieb@gmail.com; 301-332-4337 Issues to be addressed include:
Estella Etta; 240 260 8882; Ebenezeretta@gmail.com While grieving a loss is an inevitable part of life, there are ways to help cope with the pain; come to terms with your grief, and eventually find a way to pick up the pieces and move on with your life. Jennifer Tilghman, 301-661-4472, jtilghman@kw.com Those in a position of helping elder family members navigate housing choices, face big decisions and responsibilities. While every move represents a unique set of circumstances, late-life transitions can pose distinct and often unexpected challenges. In this presentation, you will find an overview of the five most common mistakes adult children of aging parents make when assisting with late-life moves. Downsizing Made EasyJennifer Tilghman, 301-661-4472, jtilghman@kw.com Somewhere between touring new homes, sorting through your possessions, choosing a new place to live, and deciding what to take and what to leave, it suddenly hits you: downsizing is a lot of work! Here are five easy steps to a successful move. Simplifying your life should leave you overjoyed, and not overwhelmed. Safety Behind the WheelChristine Bitzer, 202-364-0020, cbitzer@seaburyresources.org Sensory limitations, functional decline and cognitive impairment can impact an older adult’s ability to safely drive. However, not all older adults are unsafe drivers. Find out about your rights as a driver and learn about common warning signs of unsafe driving. Explore the meaning of being behind the wheel from an individual and societal perspective. Resources will be provided. Agony of de-Feet
La Vergne Andre, DPM, 301-323-5652, homefeetcares@gmail.com Why do my feet hurt? What causes one to call the Podiatrist? Learn from a podiatrist common foot problems and how and when to get professional help. Depression vs. the BluesChristine Bitzer, 202-364-0020, cbitzer@seaburyresources.org Everyone feels blue sometimes. How do you know when you are just “feeling blue” or if it is something more? Learn the difference between depression and feeling blue.
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