When resources run out
Date:
Monday (today)
August 24, 5:45 – 8:00 in the evening
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The event is dedicated to the emotional and physical adaptation of relatives caring for individuals with dementia. The lecture will cover recognizing signs of burnout, losses associated with disease progression, and practical tools for strengthening personal resources. The speaker is an experienced social worker specializing in gerontology. Registration is required, and participation is free.
The lecture will focus on identifying signs of burnout among family members caring for someone with dementia, the losses that accompany the progression of the illness, and practical tools for strengthening personal resilience, reducing strain, and preserving the quality of life of the caregiving family member.
The speaker, Adi Rafael, is a social worker with over 20 years of experience in geriatrics and elderly care. Over the years, she worked in social services departments, assisted living facilities, and nursing units, and also managed a day center for seniors. Currently, she provides counseling and therapeutic solutions for older adults and their families, accompanying them on their journey through aging.
Participation requires advance registration by phone: 03-5776633.
