Education · Seminar

A Parent’s World Is Changing: How to Help Without...

An informative seminar on supporting aging parents, hosted by The Greens at Greenwich.

Wed, 29 Jul 2026 The Greens At Greenwich Greenwich , Connecticut
Navigating the challenges of aging parents can be complex, and 'A Parent’s World Is Changing' is a seminar designed to provide guidance and support. Hosted at The Greens at Greenwich, a community recognized for its excellence in memory care, this event offers practical advice on how to help your loved ones while maintaining your own well-being. Join experts for an insightful discussion on caregiving, communication, and the evolving needs of aging parents in a supportive environment.

What to Expect

An informative session led by professionals focusing on the challenges and strategies of caring for aging parents.

Who Should Attend

  • Caregivers
  • Adult children of aging parents
  • Family members

Agenda Overview

The seminar takes place on July 29th.
Venue & Address
The Greens At Greenwich
1155 King St
Greenwich , Connecticut – 06831
United States
Organizer
The Greens at Greenwich · Healthcare Facility
The Greens at Greenwich is a memory care community accredited for excellence in care.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the seminar about?
Supporting aging parents and caregiving strategies.
Where is it held?
The Greens at Greenwich, 1155 King St, Greenwich, CT.
Who is the host?
The Greens at Greenwich.
Is it for caregivers?
Yes, it is designed for those supporting aging parents.
How do I contact them?
Contact Deniz Brousseau at [email protected].
What is The Greens?
A memory care community in Greenwich.
Tags
Caregiving Education Greenwich Health Seminar
Summary
Educational seminar on caregiving and supporting aging parents.
Highlights
  • Caregiving guidance
  • Memory care insights
  • Expert advice
  • Supportive environment
  • The Greens at Greenwich venue
  • Practical communication tips
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