This presentation outlines the ways in which caregiving for an aging parent can affect your marriage. We offer tips and ways to support your partner as well as how to maintain a healthy marriage while caregiving.
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Federal legislation has created housing programs that assist older adults who have limited income. This guide will help to differentiate the options available.
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The essential checklist and all things considered from a financial perspective when caring for an aging loved one.
Financial Checklist for Caregivers Read More »
As the exclusive ombudsman for Dallas County, The Senior Source works tirelessly to ensure the safety and well-being of older adults living in long-term care facilities. Suzanna Sulfstede, Director of the Long-Term Care Ombudsman Program shares these crucial tips and insights for families who have a parent or loved one in an assisted living or
Learn how to effectively use LinkedIn to build a support system. Career Advisor, Morgan O’Donnell shares her expertise.
Expanding Your LinkedIn Expertise with The Senior Source and Morgan O’Donnell Read More »
Learn how to use social media wisely for your job search. Gain a deeper understanding of privacy settings, what recruiters are looking for, and how employers use LinkedIn, Twitter, Facebook, and other social media sites when hiring.
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Meet Raymond and Delfina, a couple who was scammed out of their life savings. Luckily for them, The Senior Source’s Elder Financial Safety Center was able to help them through this ordeal.
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Join The Senior Source as we talk about Brain Health with Center for Brain Health, Alzheimer’s Association, and Lerner & Belen. If you are caring for a loved one with Alzheimer’s or dementia or are interested in leaning more about the brain, this webinar is for you. Here we will discuss: simple tips to boost
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Scammers may try to use you to move stolen money. If you help them, you could be what law enforcement calls a money mule. Money mule scams happen several ways. The story often involves scams related to online dating, work-at-home jobs, or prizes. Scammers send money to you, sometimes by check, then ask you to
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