[Virtual] Discussion w/ Professor Kylie Meyer: What it means to be a caregiver

As we dive into the intricacies of caregiving, Professor and Gerontologist Kylie Meyer will shed light on what to anticipate when you're preparing to become a caregiver, or what it means to be caregiven. You'll gain invaluable insights into the emotional, physical, and practical aspects of this role, equipping you with the knowledge to navigate the challenges ahead.

Some questions we will be discussing:

• How relationships and roles may change as a caregiver.
• How becoming a caregiver could affect your financial plans.
• How to leverage both formal and informal resources.
• How do you prepare for end-of-life decisions and arrangements?
• [Message us with any additional topics!]

Especially as we are joined by a guest, please be respectful of attendance and update your RSVP if you're no longer able to join - thank you!

Read more about our guest host below:

Kylie Meyer, PhD, is a Gerontologist and Assistant Professor at the Frances Payne Bolton School of Nursing at Case Western Reserve University. Her research focuses on programs to support family caregivers in multiple domains, such as complex/nursing care, healthy caregiving relationships, and financial wellbeing. If she had three wishes, she would make free and low-cost respite care available to caregivers, expand paid family leave for employed caregivers, and find a cure for Alzheimer’s disease.