In this kickoff session, Safety Sisters co-founders Caryn Leventhal and Brittany Hancock share their personal stories and lessons learned from supporting aging parents. They offer practical tips on home safety, communication, and avoiding burnout, reminding us that aging in place is about dignity, independence, and peace of mind.
In this insightful session, Tara Ballman, aging in place expert and Executive Director of the National Aging in Place Council, guides viewers through the essential five pillars that form the foundation of successful aging in place: housing, healthcare, finance, transportation, and social engagement. Packed with practical tools, community resources, and compassionate wisdom, this webinar empowers caregivers and aging adults alike to plan proactively and live with independence and dignity.
In this compassionate and practical session, life coach Stephanie Stichler guides caregivers through the emotional rollercoaster of supporting aging loved ones. Stephanie shares how the body processes stress, the importance of nervous system regulation, and the tools to stay grounded—physically, mentally, and emotionally—when caregiving feels overwhelming. With relatable insights and science-backed strategies, you’ll leave with the clarity and calm to care without crumbling.
This session, led by The Safety Sisters Brittany Hancock and Caryn Leventhal, offers a compassionate and design-forward approach to preparing a home for aging in place. From small, immediate updates to long-term renovation plans, Brittany walks viewers through the critical elements of universal design. She also discusses how to address emotional resistance from aging loved ones and guides where to start when adult children feel overwhelmed.
In this essential Safety Sisters session, Brittany and Caryn explore the financial realities of caring for aging parents. Guests Katherine Zacharias (financial planner) and Rosemarie Litoff (reverse mortgage expert) offer clear, compassionate advice to help families plan ahead, understand their options, and avoid costly mistakes while preserving independence and peace of mind.
Janna York joins The Safety Sisters to discuss why building community is vital for both aging parents and their adult children. This compassionate session offers guidance on creating support systems that ease emotional burdens, reduce isolation, and help families thrive, especially in times of transition, caregiving, or grief.
This webinar cuts through the confusion around two essential yet commonly misunderstood types of care for older adults: home care and home health. Guest expert Sarah Barker, founder of Connect Our Elders, breaks down the differences, benefits, and ideal uses of each, so adult children and family caregivers can make informed, empowered choices for their loved ones. Learn what to expect, who pays for what, and how to advocate for the best care before a crisis hits.
In this empowering session of The Safety Sisters' series, wellness expert Ingrid Saenger offers tangible strategies for caregivers to prioritize their mental and physical health. Drawing from personal and professional experience, she addresses caregiver guilt, burnout, and the power of boundaries, helping families create sustainable support systems that honor both the caregiver and the care recipient.
Fall risks can be reduced without sacrificing independence. In this talk, Paige Colburn-Hargis explores simple modifications and smart technologies that help seniors stay safe at home. As a caregiver, you’ll walk away with clear, actionable ideas for creating a safer, more supportive living space for your aging parent.
Learn how ADUs and downsizing can offer more freedom, safety, and connection as your family’s needs change. Lisa deJesus and Karen Brothers share practical steps for making housing transitions less stressful and more empowering whether you're planning ahead or in the thick of it.
