Webinars

We can get so tired of dealing with individuals who judge us, minimize us or drain us. In this webinar, Denise M. Brown, founder of…

During a caregiving experience, we can feel like the good days are behind us, leaving us only bad days. In this webinar, Denise M. Brown,…

We can lose hope to the doctor, the disease, our family and friends, our days. How do we keep it when we have so many…

During a caregiving experience, you can face a seemingly endless amount of crises. No wonder you’re tired of them! Denise M. Brown, founder of CareGiving.com,…

Caregiving is complex! Providing the care is only one component of your role – communicating with all of the other providers and family members is…

In this webinar, Denise helps you let go of the guilt and embrace what’s possible.

Topic: Healing from Discouragement Fatigue It’s so discouraging! A caree who declines, family members who disappear. How do we cope with all the discouraging episodes…

You may support so many that it’s no wonder you’re tired to carrying that weight. In this webinar, we look at accommodating versus supporting and…

In this 45-minute webinar, Denise M. Brown, founder of CareGiving.com, will help you heal from the pressure to be gracious, including to those who go…

Topic: Fourth Annual Working and Caregiving Survey Results A 2012 report released by AARP found that 42% of U.S. workers provided unpaid eldercare for a…

You make decisions every day for yourself and for your caree. No wonder you’re tired of making decisions. Denise Brown, CareGiving.com, offers suggestions to help.

Topic: Results of our 2017 Annual Family Caregiver Survey What’s caregiving like for other family caregivers? Denise will share the results of our latest Annual…

It can feel like you only have bad luck. In this webinar, we’ll focus on getting over the bad luck so that we can feel…

Topic: Healing from Change Fatigue Ah, the changes. It’s not only the changes in your life — it’s always the constant changes in your day.…

You cope with so much during caregiving. You cope with what goes wrong, with who disappears, with who (and what) won’t help. At some point,…