Article | 03/13/25

Caregiver Conversations

The Caregiver Conversation Series

These caregiving conversations are 30 minute, virtual fireside chats that tackle the tough topics we face as caregivers. Matt Perrin, Carallel’s Director of Caregiver Engagement, and Sheila Schultz, a Carallel Care Advocate, lead the discussions.

These monthly conversations are open to the public.

2025 Schedule

Date Topic Registration Link
Apr 24 at 12pm ETReal Talk About Caregiver Isolation and LonelinessRegister here
May 29 at 12pm ETNavigating Insurance Denials and AppealsRegister here
Jun 26 at 12pm ETHelping Children Adjust When a Loved One Moves InRegister here
Jul 31 at 12pm ETFor Better or Worse: Caring for a Spouse or PartnerRegister here
Aug 28 at 12pm ETHow to Talk to a Doctor About a DiagnosisRegister here
Sep 25 at 12pm ETTips for Coping With Inappropriate Behavior in PublicRegister here
Oct 30 at 12pm ETFind Meaning Beyond Words in DementiaRegister here
Nov 20 at 12pm ETThe Ins and Outs of Legal GuardianshipRegister here
Dec 18 at 12pm ETTalking With Your Loved One About Your Caregiving RoleRegister here

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