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Linda Spector

 

Thursday, June 13, 2013, 8:00 am Pacific; 9:00 pm Mountain; 10 am Central; 11:00 am EDT; 12:00 pm Atlantic


Facilitating "Imagination Workshops" with Elders


We spend time and money to feed, house, and clothe our frail, elderly, and disabled, but their imaginations are relegated to watching television or their view from a window. Linda Spector demonstrates a different way of being with elders.


Contact:


707.644.3879

lhatofsky@mcn.org




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Introduction


Before we begin, here are a few instructions for listeners:

  • If you have a question, press 5* on your phone.
  • Directly after the interview, be sure to fill out the evaluation linked to your call-in instructions, especially if you want to earn CEUs. 
  • Please register at least 24 - 48 hours before the interview so we have time to send out the call-in information.
  • If you'd like to listen to more of these tele-interviews, and your organization is not currently a subscriber, contact me with someone I can talk with about subscribing your organization so you can listen for free (except for the cost of your distance provider). Email info@ careerwell.org or call 415.312.4294

This is Dr. Sally Gelardin with Careerwell Tele-Interviews.  Our speaker today, Linda Spector, has many talents.



Interview Questions


1. Richard Bolles, author of What Color Is Your Parachute, the best selling career book of all time, says that the best kind of work is when you fill a need of society doing something you love to do.  What need of society do you fill doing something you love to do? 

2. What is the population you work with?  Why do you work with that population?

3. I understand you have a unique way of being with elders.  What do you do?

4. How do you get them to use their imagination?

5. How would you  work with a group with major memory loss?

I might touch one or another if I feel that is necessary. 

6. How would you touch them?

7.   What is your background that is valuable in working with elders?

8.  I understand your have been closely involved in StageBridge.  Could you tell us about StageBridge, how you became involved with StageBridge, and
how you contributed to that organization?

9.  What do you like about working with elders?

 

Upcoming Speaker

 

Alma Flor Ada, July 3, 2013,  Dr. Alma Flor Ada, Sharing Family Stories:Live Well, Laugh Well, and Love with All Your Heart, https://campus.digication.com/careerwell/Alma_Flor_Ada

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