Caregiving Expert/Author Kari Berit to Appear on “Coping with Caregiving” Radio Show

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(Free-Press-Release.com) March 25, 2010 -- Kari Berit, author of the book, “The Unexpected Caregiver” will be interviewed on the “Coping with Caregiving” Internet radio program on Saturday, March 27th. Berit will share tips for helping Baby Boomers reconnect with their parents.

The program features four healthcare professionals and can be heard live worldwide from 3-4:00 pm Pacific Time, with Berit’s interview at 3:45 (6:45 pm ET), segment 4. To listen in, simply click on one of the “On Air Listen Live” buttons at the top of www.wsRadio.com/CopingWithCaregiving.

Berit is an author, speaker, consultant and coach for dealing with delicate issues facing seniors and their adult children. She creates a safe, solutions-oriented environment for her clients to handle cross-generational conflict. Her goal is to help Baby Boomers address tough questions involving aging.

In her book, “The Unexpected Caregiver,” she outlines simple, practical, activity-oriented tactics Boomers can use to keep their senior parents live safe, active lives. She addresses lifestyle issues such as when and how to modify a familiar home for a caregiving situation, how long does one keep driving, as well as end-of-life preferences such as living wills and donor decisions.

For more information about Kari Berit, see www.KariBerit.com.

If you miss the live broadcast, by Monday evening March 29th listen-on-demand to the archive anytime. For assistance with Internet radio, see http://www.wsRadio.com/how-to-listen.cfm.

The host of the popular 7+ year old program, Jacqueline Marcell, took care of two parents with Alzheimer, compelling her to dedicate her life to eldercare awareness and reform. She is an international speaker and author of the bestselling book “Elder Rage” www.ElderRage.com.

Please forward this announcement to those who may have an interest.

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