Leading Caregiving Experts to Answer Family Caregiving Questions Thurs Nov 14 in New Haven

NEW HAVEN, Conn. - Nov. 6, 2013 - PRLog -- Today’s Caregiver magazine, since 1995 the nation’s leading magazine, training and educational organization for family and professional caregivers, will host the 131^st Fearless Caregiver Conference in Wallingford at the Oakdale Theater on November 14^th. Family caregivers interesting in speaking with and getting caregiving advice from aging and disability experts, caregiver advocates, insurance advisors, social security specialists, elder law professionals, homecare and facility coordinators and support organizations can register for the daylong seminar and lunch sponsored by the Today’s Caregiver magazine and FearlessCaregiver.com. A limited number of complimentary tickets are provided by the South Central Connecticut Agency on Aging and Today’s Caregiver magazine. Tickets are available at http://www.caregiver.com or by calling (877) 829-2734.

Steven Craig Barg is the event host and moderator. A noted speaker, writer and publisher on caregiving issues since 1995, Steven is the Chief Education Officer of the first national magazine for caregivers, Today’s Caregiver, as well the original online caregiver community, caregiver.com.

According to Barg, “The most recent Fearless Caregiver Conferences in Birmingham, Fort Lauderdale, and Boca Raton were tremendous successes with hundreds of family and professional caregivers participating in full-day events where they received answers to their caregiving questions from physicians, spiritual leaders, and healthcare experts on topics such as Alzheimer’s, MS, cancer, autism, stroke, Social Security, Medicare, diabetes, incontinence and Parkinson’s throughout the day.”

More than 55,000 family and professional caregivers in 24 states have learned how to be a Fearless Caregiver Advocate for their loved ones, clients and themselves at a Fearless Caregiver Conference.

Fearless Caregiver Conference participants will learn:

What support is available for Connecticut family caregivers?

•   Where the money is for caregivers

•   How to partner with their family members

•   How to ask questions of healthcare leaders in the area

•   How to get a loved one to stop driving

•   Share information with their fellow caregivers

Who Should Attend?

•   Children of aging parents

•   Parents caring for children

•   Spousal caregivers

•   Long-distance caregivers

•   Grandparent caregivers

•   Pastoral caregivers

•   Volunteer caregivers

•   Professional caregivers

•   And anyone else seeking hands-on advice

Sponsorship opportunities are still available. Call (800) 829-2734 for information and to reserve your space.