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CARING FOR THE CAREGIVER

OVERVIEW:

There are more than 53 million unpaid caregivers in the United States, over 15 million of whom are millennials. 157 million people in the U.S. have one or more chronic condition — 60 percent are living with at least one chronic condition; 42 percent report that they more than one. Over one in three U.S. households is involved in caring for a relative or friend aged 55 or older. Many caregivers are caught between the needs of their young families and the daunting task of caring for their older relatives. Watching a loved one grow old is filled with emotional upheaval, when you compound that with other stresses —rush-hour traffic, deadlines, sick children, dirty laundry—caregivers are often left holding the bag. They feel a pressure to be all things to all people, often ending up as the martyr and giving themselves the short end of the stick.

• This informative, yet uplifting, presentation will suggest ways the audience members can juggle their various caregiving responsibilities.
• Gives sound tools to help them let go of their feelings of guilt.
• Discusses practical ways to get family members to help with caregiving demands.
• Shares the best ways to avoid butting heads with aging loved ones by fostering their independence.
• Overviews how being the “CEO of Your Own Caregiving” can allow audience members to juggle both giving care and a career.

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THE IMPACT OF CAREGIVING ON THE WORKPLACE

OVERVIEW:

The aggregate “cost of caregiving” in lost productivity and absenteeism to United States businesses is between $13.4 and $25.2 billion per year. There are over 53 million caregivers in the United States. Almost 157 million people in the U.S. report having one or more chronic condition. Nearly 31% of U.S. households are involved in caring for a relative or friend who is ill or disabled. Over 61% of family caregivers work outside the home. Caregiving is largely a women’s issue with over 75% of caregivers being female, mostly wives and adult daughters. Many of whom are in the sandwich generation taking care of their children while simultaneously caring for their aging loved ones.

• This informative presentation will enhance employers understanding of what they can do to streamline the caregiving process for their employees.
• Reviews the five social trends that affect the “crisis of caregiving” in our society.
• Addresses what our workplaces must do to make corporate environments more caregiver-friendly.
• Gives real world examples of what successful ‘best in practice’ programs and services are currently being integrated in the multi-generational workplace.

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THE FOUR KEYS TO LONGEVITY

OVERVIEW:

At the turn of the 19th century the average life span was 50 – now we are expected to live to 80 years and beyond! So what do our 30 Bonus Years™ look like? How will we take advantage of them? What does research tell us that will allow us to live as healthy, happy, wealthy and wise as possible during this new life stage we’ve been “gifted?”

This high energy presentation highlights proprietary research revealing many of the cutting-edge trends that will transform our lives over the next decade.

• Takes an in-depth look at each of the four keys to longevity – body, mind, social and financial.
• Details a proactive approach toward aging that can add both quality and quantity to ones years.
• Provides solid direction audience members can employ to create a more purpose driven second half of life.

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Is AGING the SECRET to HAPPINESS?’
The Four C’s to Living a Long and Empowered Life

OVERVIEW:

With the rate of longevity rapidly increasing, we have the luxury of 30 Bonus YearsTM to embark on a journey of self reflection and personal growth. As more boomers reach the milestone age of 60, focus begins to shift from the outward world to the inward. Self-actualization, reflections on the meaning of life and the need to reach one’s full potential become more intense. This period of life presents a unique opportunity to say YES, chase your dreams and ultimately design your life in a way that provides fulfillment.

This motivational presentation inspires individuals to learn how they can thrive in this new era of increased vigor and extended life. The presentation helps the audience discover how an extended lifespan will change our lives, outlooks, vocations, relations and fiscal plans. In addition, the audience will be motivated (and moved) after hearing some of the phenomenal success stories of individuals who “reinvented” themselves and their lives after the age of 60!

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DON’T GET SCAMMED!

OVERVIEW:

Con artists don’t care how hard you worked. They steal billions from Americans just like you every year. Dr. Alexis, an expert in Gerontology (the science of aging) and fraud prevention will discuss fraud and identity theft and share an inside look at how scammers think, how to safeguard against identity theft and fraud, first-hand accounts from victims, and what to do if you or someone you know has been a victim. This presentation is full of tips on how to protect yourself, and your loved ones, from fraud, scams and identity theft. You will learn:

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CYBERCRIME AND PERSONAL IDENTITY THEFT – HOW TO PROTECT YOU AND YOUR BUSINESS!

OVERVIEW:

Adults (just in the US!) lose an estimated $37B annually from financial exploitation and, on average, only 1 in 4 actually report their losses because they are too embarrassed. That being said, according to a recent report from the FTC people 60 and older are 20 percent LESS likely than younger adults to lose money to fraud – this critical challenge is clearly an issue that crosses the age spectrum!

Our personal information is everywhere and can be easily compromised! Identity theft occurs when a thief steals that personal identifying information, such as a social security number, bank or credit card account numbers and then uses the data to masquerade as you. The crook assumes your identity, opens new accounts, removes funds from your financial institutions and potentially devastates your financial standing. It can take years to repair or simply go on forever. Unfortunately no one is safe – we are all at risk of ID theft – but this presentation will help you learn how to protect your assets!

Dr. Alexis is an expert in Gerontology (the science of aging), cybercrime and identity theft prevention. During this dynamic presentation she discusses what motivates criminals to commit identity theft ( BTW it’s not just money!), showcases real time scam case studies, provides available resources and showcases simple steps individuals can take to keep their identities safe in order to protect themselves from the abundance of scams and frauds that pervade our society. Although identity theft is a serious subject this speech is fun, dynamic and full of great calls to action that can be taken immediately to protect you, and your loved ones, security! This presentation is customized per client and can include many key discussion topics including, but not limited to:

• Why people commit identity theft and who is their prime target
• Actual identity theft cases, myths, and truths
• The most up to date methods of theft, including cybercrime
• Precautions you can take to minimize your chance of victimization
• Social media safety/security and online reputation management
• Protecting your key identifiers from theft
• Cybersecurity in your office, at home and abroad
• Database hacking, account hijacking, crypto locker ransom, etc.
• Digital intelligence
• Taking specific steps to prevent identity theft
• Practices to prevent fraud & personal information from being compromised
• Putting a family and/or business mitigation plan in place
• How to check and monitor a personal credit file and credit freezes
• Legal, business operations and reputational risks
• Protecting your documents, mail and trash
• Corporate safe travel security at home and abroad
• How to avoid social engineering, spoofing and scam phone call
• Preventing email hijacking, account takeovers and social networking fraud
• Deterring credit and debit card fraud
• What to do when you fall victim to identity theft
• Etc., etc., etc.

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