Helping Older Parents Trainings - Better Health While Aging

Have you been concerned about your aging parent?

Which One of The Following BEST Describes YOU?

My aging parent has memory loss (or might have Alzheimers/dementia)

My aging parent is resisting help

What People Are Saying About the Helping Older Parents Trainings

“This training has been very helpful and informative! I have read Dr. K’s book and it was a great resource for me over the last year as my mother went through the final stages of dementia. She past away this past December and I continue to assist my 87 year old father. I have leveraged Dr. K’s tips many times with great success. Thanks for all you do!”

Kevin R.

“I learned so many things during this training that are of potential use to myself, extended family and friends. Thanks so much, again, Dr. K!”

Carla B.

“Thank you for sharing so many tips and reminders of what our aging parents are experiencing. While these changes are challenging, it’s great to know I’m surrounded by great resources and support. You have provided a wealth of information Dr. K. Thank you!”

Kathy A.

“This webinar has been SO, SO helpful!
Issues and info very much resonated with me. Hearing practical application during the Q&A was really great.
Thank you for providing this at no cost. I am SO grateful and looking forward to learning more!”

C. About Dr. Leslie Kernisan & Helping Older Parents

Leslie Kernisan, MD MPH, is a board-certified geriatrician who believes it should be easier for families to help their aging loved ones have the best possible health and quality of life. She is the author of “When Your Aging Parent Needs Help: A Geriatrician’s Step-by-Step Guide to Memory Loss, Resistance, Safety.”

Through her Helping Older Parents articles and trainings, she teaches families how to address common caregiving concerns and dilemmas. She also runs online group coaching programs, in which she answers questions and talks to families about the best ways to handle their aging parent challenges.

Dr. Kernisan completed her internal medicine and geriatrics training at the University of California San Francisco, where she also studied healthcare quality improvement. She is a proud graduate of Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine and Princeton University.