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Let’s Talk about Aging Parents

Grab a coffee and join us for an engaging and informal conversation with two leading voices in caregiving and aging in Canada.

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Supporting Your Child’s Mental Health: Strategies for Caregivers

In recognition of Mental Health Week, OCO is partnering with Parents’ Lifeline (PLEO) for a special session focused on supporting parents of children with mental health challenges. The discussion will […]

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Managing Caregiver Anger & Frustration: Strategies for Support & Advocacy

Anger and frustration are common emotions in caregiving, often arising when advocating for a care recipient, managing family dynamics, or navigating difficult appointments where symptoms aren’t clearly communicated. These challenges […]

Naviguer dans le système de santé et la santé mentale des aidants

Dans ce Balado C’est le temps de parler, l’animatrice Vanessa Lee accueille Lee-Anne Boucher, une travailleuse sociale clinique avec plus de 27 ans d’expérience dans le secteur de la santé. […]

Comment faire face au stress, au deuil et aux transitions de la vie

Dans ce Balado C’est le temps de parler, Vanessa Lee s’entretient avec la travailleuse sociale agréée Melina Ladouceur pour explorer comment naviguer à travers le stress, le deuil et les […]

The Primary Care Crisis: Navigating Canada’s Family Doctor Shortage with Dr. Tara Kiran

In this episode of Time to Talk, host Michelle Jobin sits with Dr. Tara Kiran, a family physician, researcher, and advocate for a stronger, more equitable primary care system in […]

Making Caregivers Part of the Care Team for Better Outcomes, with Bill Willis

Host Michelle Jobin talks with Bill Willis, a devoted husband and caregiver to his wife of 47 years, Lynne, who is living with Alzheimer’s. Bill shares his deeply personal caregiving […]

Supporting Ontario’s Caregivers and Shaping a Prepared Future with Amy Coupal, CEO of Ontario Caregiver Organization

We welcome Amy Coupal, CEO of the Ontario Caregiver Organization (OCO), to discuss the realities of caregiving and the crucial support available for Ontario’s 4 million caregivers. With over 20 […]

Simple Ways to Improve Nutrition for Older Adults with Dementia and Their Caregivers

In this episode of Time to Talk, host Michelle Jobin is joined by Dr. Heather Keller, a registered dietitian and professor in the Department of Kinesiology and Health Sciences at […]

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Most of us, at some point in our lives, will be a caregiver to someone close to us. A caregiver provides physical and/or emotional support to a family member, partner, friend, or neighbour. Who do you care for?