Senior Motivate 4 Success to Present Choice Before Crisis Solutions for Adult Children and Seniors

Dana Point, CA, April 15, 2009 --(PR.com)-- Beginning in April, the coaches of Senior Motivate 4 Success will be presenting a no charge series of seminars jam packed with solutions for families. There are many changes that take place in the life of a senior. For most adult children, they are thrown into a new world when their senior has had a medical emergency. This series of seminars is devoted to all the other considerations that a family must deal with.

As people age, their needs, wants, and desires change. One solution does not fit everyone. Area experts will be sharing quality information regarding Health Insurance, the day to day needs, addiction, and senior living. Caregivers, adult children and seniors alike will find information they can use today to build for tomorrow.

The April 17th seminar will have Jacqueline Lauder MSG, as the presenter. She is the HICAP Program Manager and Director of Education for Council on Aging – Orange County. A wonderful speaker who coordinates all educational components of the five (5) services/programs that the Council on Aging provides. She is an educator and advocate for all Medicare beneficiaries as well as Orange County’s senior population. Currently, she is working with National Council on Aging, Washington DC, as the lead agency for Access to Benefits Coalition that serves Southern California. Jacqueline is serving as the President of the Older Adult System of Care Advocacy & Planning. A graduate of California State University Fullerton, she holds a Master’s of Science Degree in Gerontology with an emphasis in Public Administration. The Council helps thousands of seniors annually, and is considered a treasured resource of the community.

Each of the seminars will focus on specific issues that when understood and discussed early, can allow for transitions to happen without chaos, crisis and hurt feelings. Each seminar will speak about changes one can expect as we age and signals that are clues to these changes, physical, emotional and mental. This is a tremendous opportunity for questions and concerns to be addressed directly.

Seminars will be focusing on the issues of driving, dementia, isolation and alcoholism, Quality senior living, and much more. Information from the Alzheimer’s association as well as from their sponsors will be plentiful. The six seminars will take place April 17, 24, 25 and May 1, 2, with a round table discussion on May 8th, at the Dana Point Community Center in Dana Point California.

For more information check out their website at www.Senior Motivate 4 Success.com/events.html

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