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Caregivers: Looking For CALM?

Header_lacrc The Los Angeles Caregiver Resource Center has put together a caregiver education series called Caregivers Are Learning More (CALM).  Caregivers have the option of attending the 3-session program in person, by phone or online, so this may be an excellent learning opportunity for those of you who live in Los Angeles as well as those of you who don't.

The first program is a presentation on long-term care and Medi-Cal.  It will take place on February 17 from 12:00 to 1:00PM PST.  The second program is entitled Medicare 101.  It will take place on February 24 from 12:00 to 1:00PM PST.  The third program is about ID theft, fraud and scams.  It will take place on March 3 from 12:00 to 1:00PM PST.

There is no charge for this program.  To register, contact Emanuel Alvarez at 800-540-4442.  For more information, visit the Los Angeles Caregiver Resource Center's website.

Posted by Jon Strum: The Coach For Caregivers on 01/21/2010 |

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"I have personally known and worked with Jon Strum for many years now. His concept of Caregiver Coaching is both groundbreaking and extremely important.

Jon is the perfect person to support other caregivers as he has dedicated himself to caring for his wonderful wife. He truly understands what it means to be a caregiver on every level.

Jon has a heart of gold and an innate ability to empathetically coach and support others who walk in his shoes. I strongly recommend his services."

Rich German
Founder and Creative Director of True Wealth Unlimited

"I consider myself extremely fortunate to have had Jon Strum as a coach. Not only is he incredibly knowledgeable, creative and resourceful, but Jon's compassion really enabled him to see my unique needs.

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Janis

"I see Jon's move into coaching for caregivers as his ARRIVAL at what he has been training for all his life.

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Dominic

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My time working with Jon was an excellent experience, providing me with tools and strategies that I continue to use to this day."

Tom