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Caregiver Cafe: How Asking for Help is a Radical Act of Self-Care

  • Saskatoon Council on Aging 2020 College Drive Saskatoon, SK, S7N 2W4 Canada (map)

Where: Meeting Room 3 in the Saskatoon Field House, 2020 College Drive. FREE PARKING.

What: This will be a one-hour presentation including open question and discussion.

Description: In a world that values independence over interdependence and self-sufficiency over vulnerability, it's easy to overlook that helping one another builds connection and creates meaning. When we try to do everything on our own, we often miss out on the support that helps us thrive. Join us as we explore the notion of how to gracefully ask for help by framing the ask so that both parties win.

Presenter: Mary-Anne Parker – End-of-life care consultant/doula, lecturer, and caregiver who advocates for timely access to end-of-life care for all of Saskatchewan.

Cost: FREE. Coffee and refreshments provided. In-person seats are limited – call 306-652-2255 to save your spot.

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