As a society, we value self-sufficiency and driving is tied to that sense of independence. However, there may come a point in all our lives when driving is no longer practical.
If and when driving becomes a safety issue, how do we have conversations or implement effective changes with those in our care that shouldn’t be driving anymore?
In this presentation excerpt, our colleague Wendy Nathan, a Certified Care Manager, offers guidance on how to address this common though often difficult topic.
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Additional Reading
- Retiring the Car Keys (an Aging Wisdom fact sheet)
- My Mom Refuses to Accept Help! Lack of Insight May Be the Reason (an Aging Wisdom blog article)
- Resistance to Care is a Common Challenge: What’s the Best Path Forward? (an Aging Wisdom blog article)
Resources Wendy Mentioned
This is part of a long conversation between our colleague Wendy Nathan, a Certified Care Manager here at Aging Wisdom, and Sandra Cook, Regional VP of Sales, Aegis Living.