THANK YOU!

The Conference was a great success! We would like to thank everyone who attended our conference and hope that it has helped you in your caregiving journey.

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Are you caring for your elderly, disabled, chronically or mentally ill family member, relative or friend in terms of their physical, financial, social, spiritual and/or health needs?

If you are, you are a caregiver!
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As a caregiver, have you had these thoughts?
How can I care for myself without guilt while caring for my loved one?
What help can I get from my family and the community to continue being an effective caregiver?
How can I better manage my emotions and stresses that come with caregiving?
How can I prioritise my time better whilst caregiving and working?

If you have had these thoughts, we want you to know that You Are Not Alone!
This conference has been organised as a response to hearing from many caregivers like yourself across Singapore as to your need for resources and advice on how to balance multiple priorities in your life. You voiced a need to learn how to manage stress, time, and to be more organised and how to elevate your quality of life. We heard you!

COME JOIN US at the 1st Singapore National Caregivers Conference, where we will have experienced international and local professionals to speak on various caregiving issues.


CONFERENCE HIGHLIGHTS:
• Handling Your Emotions As a Caregiver
Counsellor and Performance Coach of Life Paths, Mr Rodney Woulfe talks about how to manage the myriad of emotions that come with caregiving and shares techniques for reducing the intensity of these emotions so they don't drain your energy levels as a caregiver... (Click here to read more)

• Using Music To Bond With Your Loved One With Alzheimer's
Music Therapist from Singapore General Hospital, Dr Patsy Tan will touch on how Music Therapy can be used to help you, as caregivers, care not only for your loved ones who are suffering from Alzheimer's but also to use it to enhance your own well-being. (Click here to read more)

• Balancing Caregiving With Your Working Life
Principal Consultant and Corporate Psychologist of CPS Consultants and Author of  "Even When She Forgot My Name: Love, Life and My Mother's Alzheimer's", Mr Wong Chai Kee shares tips on how to prioritise what you as a caregiver must do, and how to make time for important and meaningful things to do for yourselves and the loved ones you are caring for...(Click here to read more)

• Conflict and Communication In Caregiving
Owner and President of Philip Merry Consulting Group, Mr Philip Merry explores communication within the family in caregiving situations with emphasis on helping caregivers communicate more effectively. (Click here to read more)