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Most of us count on assistance from our children as we age. The generation in care today, as the parents of the Baby Boomers, typically have multiple offspring to whom they can turn - but what seems like an advantage can often lead to bad behavior by well (and not so well) meaning adult children. The conflicts that arise can be a major obstacle to both financial planning and delivering care; placing senior serving professionals in uncomfortable situations. There are common patterns to these conflicts. Knowing them can help avoid the land mines. This session will cover common issues, their causes and warning signs and how to handle both conflict resolution and the ethical issues you may encounter.
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Debra Turkat
While at The Washington Home Debra rekindled
her affinity for working with seniors that started when she volunteered
regularly in a nursing home with her children.
In March she went to Cuba as a delegate with the National
Association of Social Workers, to study Cuba’s social services for their
seniors.
Debra currently works at NICoE Fort Belvoir, a new standalone clinic
devoted entirely to service members with TBI - traumatic brain injury.
She does psychotherapy in this state-of-the-art intersdisciplinary
setting for service members and spouses, who are caregivers.
As a leadership development consultant,
certified coach, mediator and facilitator, Ann utilizes her over 20
years of executive experience to improve the performance of
organizations and individuals by helping them find the courage to
communicate about what they want to change.
Prior to starting her own business, she was a
senior executive for a national physician medical association and a
Fortune 500 company.
Ann is a certified mediator (Supreme Court of
Virginia). She is a former board
member of the Northern Virginia
Mediation Service, Vice President of the Women Alliance for
Financial Education and is a
graduate of Leadership Arlington.
Finding Resolution is a SWaM
certified business.
Our panelists will then be joined by NARC
President Alan Dubow for an interactive discussion of ethics for senior serving
professionals in these situations.
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