Classes and Events

Upcoming Online Events

Dementia: From Diagnosis to Family Care

August 14

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Dementia: Managing Behavioral Challenges

October 9

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The majority of us have not taken a class on how to be a family caregiver – we have learned as we go. But, at some time along the journey, we lose energy or run into dead ends.

I like to empower the entire family in caregiving journeys and provide information to older adults so they can age wisely knowing how, when and where to design their road maps so they can have life their way. When you search the internet for resources you can get lucky and find a true professional but most of what you land on is big business that has paid to come up first. Starting with my free classes, you will be given sound advice by a professional, and be directed to creditable organizations that have passed the test of time with integrity and professionalism.

In almost every class that I have done over the past 34 years someone says, “I sure wish I had this information before I got so caught up in this process –  I could have saved time, money and most of all stress!”

Upcoming In-Person Events

Join Linda and other keynote speakers on September 26, 2026, at Community Foundation of Lafayette’s 17th Annual Senior Symposium. Click the image to register for the event.

On-Demand Videos

Learn More About Dementia

A recording of the first class in my Zoom series is available on demand. What is Dementia? explains what is and isn’t a dementia. Topics covered include medications to avoid and to take, behavioral changes that can make a difference, and local resources to support the person with a dementia or mild cognitive impairment.

Learn More About MCI

Explore the critical distinctions between Mild Cognitive Impairment (MCI) and typical aging, the latest research on potentially reversing or slowing decline, and the essential lifestyle shifts and practical caregiving strategies needed to empower those living with MCI and their families.


Other Educational Classes offered as requested by community groups or national organizations

  • Elder Orphans: Planning and Resources for those without family
  • Aging with Eyes Wide Open: Planning and awareness to live a healthy, long life.
  • Brain Remodeling: What can you do to keep your brain healthy
  • The Elephant in the Room: How to have difficult conversations
  • The Great Debate: Should I stay in my home or move to retirement living
  • The Elusive Thing Called Sleep
  • Family at a Distance: Caring for Parents Miles Away
  • Advance Health Care Planning in the Age of Covid
  • Compassion Fatigue
  • Do you have your Ducks in a Row: Planning for a long life
  • Preparing to be a Family Caregiver – We will all have an opportunity!