Fact:  If you're not a caregiver now, you will be.

Fact:  Nearly 70% of those who are in some type of

           caregiving role (for children, parents, other

           family members) are in the workforce.

Learn from an expert on this topic, Barbara McVicker, in this special teleseminar, hosted by Meggin McIntosh, which was held (and recorded) on:

Wednesday, May 6th

11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. (Pacific)

noon - 1:30 p.m. (Mountain)

1:00 - 2:30 p.m. (Central)

2:00 - 3:30 p.m. (Eastern)

Note: The teleseminar was recorded and all registrants receive the MP3 automatically after they register.

Here is some of what you can expect to learn by participating:

• 10 universal speed bumps of
  caregiving;
  
  
• The kind(s) of emotional support YOU need when you're a caregiver;
  
  
• The symptoms of caregiver stress;
  
  
• Some cures for stress (your own and others', too);
  
  
• Ways to stay healthy while
  providing care to others;
  
  
• How to have a positive impact on your workforce/personnel by addressing caregiving issues.

Here's what you will receive as a registrant:

1. Call-in information so you can be 'live' on the teleseminar (N/A now);
   
   
2. An opportunity to send in questions prior to the class so that you can have them addressed as part of the teleseminar (N/A now);
   
   
3. Handouts to download to accompany the class;
   
   
4. An MP3 download of the class so you can listen as many times as you need and want to while reinforcing the content you are learning.

To register (for free), just click on the graphic to the right (or click here). 

You will be taken to my secure

shopping cart where you can input

your contact information.  Your registration will be acknowledged

as soon as you check out. 

About the Teleseminar Presenter:

Barbara McVicker is a national speaker, HR consultant, and author of Stuck in the Middle…shared stories and tips for caregivng your elderly parents.  She has been in USA Today, CNN, NPR, NBC, FOX, and others.  As an elder care expert, she works with healthcare professionals, caregivers, financial institutions, HR work-life balance, departments, and trains sales personel.

Barbara McVicker was a caregiver to her parents for 10 years while raising two children and struggling to maintain her career as a high-level development director.  Overwhelmed and feeling isolated, she eventually quit her job to care for her parents full-time.