Help My Senior LLC Information

Dementia is the 4th leading cause of death in Arizona and 6th in the Nation. By the year 2050, this disease is expected to rise from 5.7 Million to over 14 Million diagnosed with this disease. Help My Senior offers a wide variety of education and training regarding Dementia. There is no cure for Dementia. Education and training is our top defense for this complex diagnosis. The heart of Help My Senior is based around encouraging and implementing solutions that create a better everyday life for seniors. Our goal is to empower the care teams allowing for the best quality care. This is done by providing their families with knowledge and resources, building caregivers up for success with education, and supporting senior businesses for growth allowing seniors to be provided the best care possible. Internet-Supported with 2 in-person trainings: Naomi Feil is the founder and director in chief of the Validation Training Institute. This training is designed for all who want to learn how to communicate with persons with Alzheimers type dementia, want to feel more competent to handle challenging situations, and offer even better quality care to those living with dementia. Join us as we welcome Teepa back to sunny Arizona on February 6, 2020. This event will be open to Family Caregivers, Professionals, Sponsors and Vendors and held at the Arizona Broadway Theater for an entertaining conference! A special event focused on sharing all the latest advancements in caring for brain health. Shelly is one of the most dynamic and impassioned teachers Ive ever met amongst those who serve the Senior Living/HealthCare industry in Phoenix ~ specifically when it comes to Dementia/Alzheimers Training and Support. Ive attended and often co-sponsored several of her workshops and conferences and like everyone else always come away feeling emotionally and intellectually inspired. In addition to all of her professional talent ~ she is truly a lovely and authentic woman who makes everyone she meets feel valued. I am honored to know her.. I ...