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Reducing Stress for Healthcare Professionals and Caregivers Establishing Better Boundaries with Patients and Caregivers: 3 Strategies So You Don’t Go Overboard When healthcare providers don’t set clear professional boundaries with patients and caregivers, there are many risks. Loss of objectivity, countertransference and employee burnout are just a few of the potential consequences. This program will help healthcare providers set realistic expectations with their patients and caregivers, identify those who are most at risk for ignoring boundaries and how to reinforce boundaries when they are being challenged. Benefits include: n Employees experience less stress and burnout n Patients and caregivers have realistic expectations of your organization n Improved employee and patient satisfaction surveys Navigating Communication with Different Generations: Reducing Drama, Stress & Conflict in Healthcare Today’s healthcare workplace is comprised of colleagues, vendors and customers from up to five different adult generations. Much like gender, socioeconomics and race, our generational affiliation strongly influences how we think, communicate and lead. In order for Traditionalists and Baby Boomers to collaborate more effectively with Generations X, Y and Z, everyone has to tweak their instinctive communication approach. This program will help improve morale and productivity, while reducing misunderstandings and resentment in healthcare workplace communication. Benefits include: n Better clinical outcomes for patients and clients n Reduced drama, stress, misunderstandings and conflict in the healthcare workplace n Increased productivity and profitability Before They Jump Ship: Retaining Valued Employees Who are Caregivers at Home 33 million employees in the United States are caring for a sick or disabled loved one while working hard at their careers. Many of these workers consider quitting, going part-time or changing jobs because they feel like they are drowning in the role of “working caregiver.” During this session, managers will learn how to identify valued, at-risk employees while implementing win-win strategies for supporting them in the workplace. Benefits include: n Reduced time and funds spent on recruitment n Less absenteeism in the workplace n Increased productivity and profits through creating win-win solutions As Featured in: Ready to help your employees, patients and caregivers reduce stress? Schedule Jennifer for a presentation today! Contact Marcia Snow [email protected] 888-797-6700 Jennifer L. FitzPatrick, MSW, CSP Speaker • Author • Gerontologist An expert on age diversity, mature markets, older adult customers, caregiving and the aging process, Jennifer holds a Master of Social Work (MSW), and the Certified Speaking Professional (CSP). The author of Cruising Through Caregiving: Reducing The Stress of Caring For Your Loved One, she helps healthcare providers and caregivers reduce stress. Her programs help you: n Embrace and capitalize on the strengths of an age-diverse workforce n Effectively promote services and products to age diverse patients, clients and customers n Reduce employee stress and increase satisfaction n Establish realistic expectations for stressed patients and caregivers n Develop a workplace culture where working caregiver employees maintain productivity

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Reducing Stress for Healthcare Professionalsand CaregiversEstablishing Better Boundaries with Patients and Caregivers: 3 Strategies So You Don’t Go OverboardWhen healthcare providers don’t set clear professional boundaries with patients andcaregivers, there are many risks. Loss of objectivity, countertransference and employeeburnout are just a few of the potential consequences. This program will help healthcareproviders set realistic expectations with their patients and caregivers, identify thosewho are most at risk for ignoring boundaries and how to reinforce boundaries whenthey are being challenged.

Benefits include:n Employees experience less stress and burnoutn Patients and caregivers have realistic expectations of your organizationn Improved employee and patient satisfaction surveys

Navigating Communication with Different Generations: Reducing Drama, Stress & Conflict in HealthcareToday’s healthcare workplace is comprised of colleagues, vendors and customersfrom up to five different adult generations. Much like gender, socioeconomics andrace, our generational affiliation strongly influences how we think, communicate andlead. In order for Traditionalists and Baby Boomers to collaborate more effectivelywith Generations X, Y and Z, everyone has to tweak their instinctive communicationapproach. This program will help improve morale and productivity, while reducingmisunderstandings and resentment in healthcare workplace communication.

Benefits include:n Better clinical outcomes for patients and clientsn Reduced drama, stress, misunderstandings and conflict in the healthcare workplacen Increased productivity and profitability

Before They Jump Ship: Retaining Valued Employees Who are Caregivers at Home33 million employees in the United States are caring for a sick or disabled loved onewhile working hard at their careers. Many of these workers consider quitting, goingpart-time or changing jobs because they feel like they are drowning in the role of“working caregiver.” During this session, managers will learn how to identify valued,at-risk employees while implementing win-win strategies for supporting them in theworkplace.

Benefits include: n Reduced time and funds spent on recruitment n Less absenteeism in the workplace n Increased productivity and profits through creating win-win solutions

As Featured in:

Ready to help your employees, patients and caregivers reduce stress?

Schedule Jennifer for a presentation today!

Contact Marcia Snow • [email protected]

Jennifer L. FitzPatrick, MSW, CSPSpeaker • Author • Gerontologist

An expert on age diversity,mature markets, older adultcustomers, caregiving and theaging process, Jennifer holds aMaster of Social Work (MSW),and the Certified SpeakingProfessional (CSP). The authorof Cruising Through Caregiving:Reducing The Stress of CaringFor Your Loved One, she helpshealthcare providers andcaregivers reduce stress. Her programs help you:n Embrace and capitalize on thestrengths of an age-diverseworkforce

n Effectively promote servicesand products to age diversepatients, clients and customers

n Reduce employee stress andincrease satisfaction

n Establish realisticexpectations for stressedpatients and caregivers

n Develop a workplace culturewhere working caregiveremployees maintainproductivity

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Easton Police DepartmentErickson LivingGeorgetown University HospitalHCR Manor CareJefferson University HospitalsLife Care Planning Law FirmsAssociation

Methodist West Houston HospitalNational Association of SocialWorkersUniversity of MarylandWalter Reed National Military Medical CenterWomen’s Foodservice Forum

Testimonials

“Jennifer FitzPatrick is an expert in her field, spoke from her heart andhad a great deal of compassion for the audience and individuals shespoke to. She would be a fantastic resource for any company ororganization that is looking to connect with a speaker in the area ofcaregiving responsibilities.”Kimberly Lehouiller, Vice President, Nestle Professional

“Jennifer works with her clients to develop and present topics that areboth fresh and relevant. This allows those she works with to targetaudiences that will positively impact their business.” Colleen Walker, Executive Director, Brookdale Senior Living

“Jennifer understood our needs and tailored the training so that it answered our questions and betterprepared us for the next time that we encounter a citizen with dementia.” Sergeant Jim Miller, Easton Police Department

“Jennifer has been an asset to our marketing efforts. We couldn’t be happier with the results.”Denise Manifold, Vice President of Sales, Brightview Senior Living

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Book Reviews

“This is a useful resource from someone with vast experience, both as a gerontologist and a caregiver.”Kimberly Williams-Paisley, Actor and New York Times best-selling author of Where The Light Gets In

“ I strongly recommend this book not only to families dealing with thestress of caregiving, but also to the professionals who seek to help them.”Marsha Goodman, CELA, President, Life Care Planning Law Firms Association

Ready to help your employees, patients and caregivers reduce stress?

Schedule Jennifer for a presentation today!

Contact Marcia Snow • [email protected]