Support Caregivers in your Workplace or Community with Practical Tools, Emotional Resilience, and Expert Insights They Need to Thrive
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Edla Prevette offers speaking engagements tailored specifically for caregivers navigating the unique challenges of supporting older adults while juggling their work and home life💚💜
Edla’s engaging and informative presentations are designed for individuals, families, support groups, community organizations, and corporate settings.
Available in both in-person and virtual formats, each session provides real-world advice, strategies for sustainable caregiving, and a space for caregivers to connect and grow.
Some Speaking Topics
Topics can be tailored for either a 1.5-hour presentation or a 3-hour deep-dive workshop. Here are just a few examples of the workshops she offers. If you have a topic of interest, reach out to discuss another option.
1. Navigating the Emotional Rollercoaster of Caregiving
Learn to recognize and manage the emotional ups and downs of caregiving while fostering resilience and self-compassion. Discover tools to navigate common emotional challenges, from caregiver guilt to burnout.
2. The Balancing Act: Prioritizing Self-Care as a Caregiver
Explore actionable strategies for caregivers to prioritize their own health and well-being. Attendees will leave with self-care routines, boundary-setting techniques, and strategies to help them stay balanced while supporting loved ones.
3. Communication Essentials: Talking to Aging Parents About Difficult Topics
Gain insights into approaching sensitive topics with empathy and clarity. This session will cover effective communication strategies, how to approach challenging conversations, and how to build trust and understanding with aging loved ones.
What Others are Saying…
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What Others are Saying… *
Edla did a presentation for the Stephen Ministers at my church on the topic, “One-Eighty: When the Parental Roles Reverse". She adapted her discussion for us as care-givers. The talk was very well received by our group. Edla is very personable and she was well prepared to present the information. She kept the audience engaged by injecting humor when appropriate. Edla was ready with an answer or suggestions when anyone asked a question. It is obvious that this program is close to her heart, and that enthusiasm shows in her presentation. She is a great speaker and I would enjoy hearing her again.
Helen S.
I have had the pleasure of attending several of Edla’s presentations and find her to be so down to earth. She shares her wealth of knowledge in a compassionate and entertaining manner that includes real world, practical tools that easily translate to my own life situations. The information Edla provides is relatable regardless of where you are in your life journey. The bonus? Edla is NEVER dull and our time together seems to fly by!
Shirley C.
I enjoyed Edla's very grounded and very "real" style of presentation. The information she presented was organized and explained in a form that was new to me. I think Edla can take information that you "kind of know" and put it into a form that is better understood and easier to apply.
Barney H.
Session Format
1.5-Hour Presentation and Q&A:
Ideal for lunch-and-learn events, team meetings, or quick, focused training sessions.
3-Hour Workshop and Q&A:
Designed for a deeper exploration of key topics, these workshops include interactive exercises, breakout discussions, and customized resources for participants.
Hi! My name is Edla and I’ve been where you are!
Being a caregiver for aging adults is equal parts…
Worrisome and frustrating
Sad and aggravating
Maddening and hilarious
Unbelievable and joyful
Scary and hopeful
Baffling and confusing
In thirty years working as a trainer, speaker, educator and therapist, I have had countless insights into the challenges of being in the sandwich generation.
All presentations are designed to help caregivers support their aging loved ones while managaing work, children and other responsibilites.
One-Eighty presentations, products and services are my passion project for sandwich generation caregivers and in memory of my parents.
