Videos of the Conference

Handling Your Emotions as a Caregiver by Mr Rodney Woulfe
Caregivers can go through a myriad of emotions which can lead to draining of energy and can cloud your thinking and decision making as a caregiver. This workshop will allow you to learn how to get in touch with and manage your emotions, as well as reduce their intensity so they do not take a toll on you.

Using Music to Bond with Your Loved One with Alzheimer’s by
Dr Patsy Tan
Music therapy uses music to address physical, emotional, cognitive ad social needs of individuals of all ages. It has become a tool for those suffering with Alzheimer’s disease and related dementias, strokes and depression. This workshop will touch on how you can use music therapy for your loved one with Alzheimer.

Balancing Caregiving With Your Working Life by Mr Wong Chai Kee
Find that you are having a hard time balancing caregiving with your working life? This workshop will show you how the PPP (Purpose-priority-practice) principles work. It will allow you to achieve realistic goals while giving attention to yourselves and the loved ones you are committed to in caregiving.

Conflict and Communication in Caregiving by Mr Philip Merry
Knowing how to communicate effectively is crucial to you as a caregiver. This workshop will explore communication within family in caregiving solutions, specifically helping you become more aware of your communication style and how to handle yourself especially in conflict situations.

Choosing to Care: A Journey of Discovery” by Dr Richard Birkel
The keynote address emphasizes the importance of choosing a personal meaning in the caregiving experience, with whom is this journey undertaken and learning specific skills that will help you master the challenges of your specific situation. The overall goal of this session is to provide a framework for caregivers that emphasizes personal empowerment through active choices.

Caregiver’s Experience Sharing by Mr Wong Chai Kee
The speaker shares his experience in two part videos below about how he was a Caregiver for his mother, who had Alzheimer’s disease, for a period of two years.