One-Eighty: When the Parental Roles Reverse
Discover exactly what you need to feel more confident and self-assured while caregiving for your aging parents
In this free workbook you’ll learn research based strategies to help you communicate and engage your aging parents MORE EFFECTIVELY so they will be MORE COOPERATIVE!
You understand that being a caregiver for your aging parents has it’s daily challenges and emotional ups and downs!
I would be honored to partner with you on your caretaking journey💚
One-Eighty Communication Guide
This FREE resource is designed to help you have some immediate relief when communicating with your aging parents about challenging topics, confusing ideas or day to day spats! It includes research based information, real life examples and practice pages for you to personalize.
One-Eighty Group Program
This 4 week program is for frustrated, sandwich generation adults that want to learn strategies to be more self-assured and confident in caregiving for aging parents. The program includes weekly modules and live meetings.
One-Eighty 1:1 Coaching
Sometimes you need that personal touch to process through your specific issues and concerns about your aging parents. If you prefer personalized support in a confidential setting then 1:1 coaching is for you. Email Edla (edla@edlaprevette.com) to set up an inquiry call.
In thirty years working as an educator and therapist I have had countless insights into the challenges of being in the sandwich generation.
One-Eighty is my passion project for you and in memory of my parents. It is designed to help you care for your aging parents in an easier way so you can engage and appreciate the good days and survive and thrive on the bad days.
Hello! I’m Edla
“My mother and I have had a difficult relationship. Now as she is challenged by her loss of control and physical abilities, our relationship has become more contentious. Edla has offered me so many strategies. She actually gave me a script to use in talking with mom to encourage her in cooperative behaviors.”
-Vickie L.