Self-Care for Caregivers During the Winter Season - Free PD

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Join us for this session on prioritizing self-care in the winter months and the unique challenges this season brings for caregivers.

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ABOUT THIS SESSION

During the winter season, home care providers face unique challenges that can impact their overall well-being and, in turn, the care they provide. This online presentation will help you explore ways to care for yourself, become aware of the unique challenges that winter brings, and discover strategies that can help you navigate wellness during what is often experienced as the most stressful season in the year.

FAQ

Will there be a certificate?

Yes! A certificate will be available for those who attend the session live. Keep an eye on the chat for the link to the feedback survey. Once it is filled out a certificate will be automatically emailed to you within one week.

Will there be a replay available?

Yes! ADSN members will be able to catch the replay in the Courses section of our online portal.

Does this session qualify for time release funding?

Meet the presenter

Pat Desnoyers

Masters Level Practicum Student

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