When Can we Talk? at KTI A Book Reading and Signing
Wednesday, November 29, 2023 • 16 Kislev 5784
6:30 PM - 9:00 PMKTI Social HallWhen Can we Talk? at KTI
A Book Reading and Signing
Join us for wine and cheese as Fern Pessin, author of a series of practical, insider guides for caregivers, will celebrate the release of her new book, When Can We Talk? A Guidebook for Caregivers Holding Discussions Around Difficult Topics. She will discuss safe, non-threatening ways to bring up sensitive topics such as ceasing driving, moving, bringing in help, and financial and legal matters all with a goal of collaboration vs. confrontation. Question and Answer session will be followed by book signing.
Wednesday, November 29th
6:30 PM
KTI Social Hall
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