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(Salem, Ore. – November 7, 2024) – Caregiving for a loved one can take a toll on individuals and families. Aging and caregiving expert Kari Berit is coming to share her wealth of experience and advice to navigate the emotional journey of caregiving.
The Salem Health Foundation’s Fall 2024 Community Health Impact Speaker Series on November 12 and 13, presents Kari Berit, author of “The Unexpected Caregiver.” For 30 years, Kari has been raising awareness of the toll family caregiving can have on families, focusing primarily on the dynamics between adult children and aging parents, and helping both professionals and families handle the disruptions that often accompany caregiving.
Taking care of others is noble. Taking care of yourself is a necessity. Kari shares her S.A.N.E. Method TM – Supported, Appreciated, Not Guilty, and Energized – that teaches small ways to recharge your batteries on a daily basis that will not only benefit you as the caregiver, but will also help make you a more loving caregiver.
The one-hour session with Kari is offered in both Marion and Polk counties:
Admission is free but please reserve seating in advance. To reserve your free ticket, go to www.salemhealth.org/caregiver or the Salem Health Foundation website for more information.
The Community Health Impact Speaker Series, offered through the Salem Health Foundation and Salem Health Hospitals and Clinics, is part of the mission-driven collaboration to create a healthier mid-Willamette Valley through education, outreach and advocacy. By sharing the expertise of renowned experts like Kari Berit, Salem Health and the Salem Health Foundation hope to better illuminate the healthcare challenges impacting our community and convene stakeholders who can become community participants in resolving these challenges.
The Salem Health Foundation, established in 1968 as a charitable, tax-exempt organization, works to improve the community's health. The Foundation's 12 volunteer directors help raise funds and manage the assets of the Foundation while distributing its resources according to donor intent.
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