Linda
LaPointe
...facilitating a workshop with her game "In My Shoes: An Aging Family"
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is a former nursing home and assisted living administrator; is the author of human services and staff training material and books; is adjunct faculty in aging and disabilities at a University; owner/operator of a local geriatric care management and professional guardianship practice; earned her AS in Disabilities at Minot State University, her BS in Education from the University of Colorado, and her Masters in Rehabilitation at the University of San Francisco. Call to reserve a speaking date: 719.248.8554 Email: sospueblo@yahoo.com
Linda provides a book signing at each presentation.
THE JOY OF SUPERVISION A seminar for frontline supervisors of direct service professionals. "SIMPLE!" "POWERFUL!" Reduce turnover, increase job satisfaction and retention. "COMMON SENSE" "REVOLUTIONARY!" based upon Linda's book: "The New Supervisor"
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Linda offers several programs for your meetings:
In My Shoes: An Aging Family An experiential, fun and educational simulation board game developed by Linda LaPointe, can be facilitated by Linda herself. HOME SWEET HOME Help elders age in place for life. Based upon her book of the same name, Linda will describe the basics to put into place to avoid crisis management and emergency placements outside the home. We all want to live and die in our homes. Most don't . Learn how. Private Coaching Booth Arrange for Linda to be available for your conference or event attendees in 20 - 30 minute time slots. Engage Linda in 4 hour increments. What's So Funny About Getting Older? You may be moved and be tickled while you learn about how to control your future and your end of life, just as you have controlled your career and your personal life. Who Gets Grampa's Fly Fishing Rod? How to organize, disburse and tell the stories of your prized personal belongings. This is a topic crucial to keeping family peace. Your final gift of love. Avoid Becoming a Burden How to clean your home, your life and put your affairs in order. Get your 'ducks in a row'. Your family will be grateful, you will have peace of mind. The Family Care Manager Family members who help to care for a loved one can all be called a caregiver. But when there are more than one caregivers, there should be one, primary facilitator, called a Family Care Manager. Learn about this necessary role. Work/Life Balance How work and life can be balanced as well as how an employer can help caregivers and become 'employer of choice' |
