Caregiver Workshop Series
We all need to care for ourselves so we can take care of those we love. The caregiver workshop series will meet once a week for six weeks and each session is designed to provide caregivers the tools they need to succeed.
Through the use of “Caring for You, Caring for Me” curriculum from the Rosalynn Carter Institute, these sessions are designed to create a place for caregivers to:
- Gain information on various topics related to caregiving
- Learn ways of coping with the stresses and strains of being a caregiver
- Learn what resources are available locally, regionally and nationally
- Discover ways of working together to reduce frustrations and barriers in the caregiving experience
- Share common concerns and issues with others
- What It Means to Be A Caregiver
- Taking Care of Yourself
- Building Cooperative Relationships
- Preventing and Solving Problems
- Accessing and Developing Resources
Questions? Check out our FAQ's or contact Erin Dunleavy at 570-941-7000 ext. 6, or erin.dunleavy2@scranton.edu
Session Dates: Tuesday's 6:15 p.m - 7:15 p.m
- February 4th
- February 11th
- February 18th
- February 25th
- March 3rd
- March 10th