One-Day Fearless Caregiver Trainings to Recognize and Support Family Caregiver – Coming to Your City

Fort Lauderdale, FL, August 31, 2018 --(PR.com)-- For the past 20 years, Today’s Caregiver magazine and Caregiver.com have hosted events focused on educating, supporting and training family caregivers on what is often their most challenging role in life – that as a family caregiver. Today’s Caregiver magazine will mark the 20th Anniversary tour, of over 200 events in 28 states, with its award winning day-long Fearless Caregiver Conference training with valuable prizes for the training participants. Family Caregivers are encouraged to participate in this one-day training by registering online at Caregiver.com for complimentary tickets. Limited seats for this exciting and educational day are going quickly.

“We are honored to bring these one-day traveling training programs to the upcoming cities for the balance of 2018. I’m looking forward to terrific days of education, support and sharing with area caregivers,” said Gary Barg, Founder and Editor-In-Chief of Today’s Caregiver magazine and Caregiver.com, author of the books, The Fearless Caregiver and The Caregiving Ties that Bind and Host of over 200 Fearless Caregiver Conference held in 28 states.

Attendees will learn a) How to choose a homecare agency, b) What Financial Options are Available, c) How to evaluate types of facilities, d) How to select Insurance and How to get family members to help…and much more.

City: Okeechobee, FL
Date: September 20th

City: Fort Lauderdale, FL
Date: October 18th

City: Tampa, FL
Date: October 23rd

City: Brooksville, FL
Date: October 24th

City: New Haven, CT
Date: November 7th

City: White Plains, NY
Date: November 8th

City: Summit, NJ
Date: November 10th

City: Fayetteville, NC
Date: November 14th

City: Melbourne, FL
Date: November 14th

City: Miami, FL
Date: December 13th

Fearless Caregiver Conference have been developed by Today’s Caregiver magazine and Caregiver.com in support of family caregivers; answering their questions and teaching them, among other things, to be an equal member of their loved one’s care team, develop techniques to create much needed respite, build an effective support network of family and friends, and to learn the importance of caring for themselves as they care for their loved ones.