Course curriculum

    1. Free Preview Video

      FREE PREVIEW

    1. Introduction: From me to you Video

    2. Family 2.0 - The Workbook

    3. Introduction: From me to you Audio

    4. Introduction: From me to you

    1. The Fundamentals Video

    2. A short survey about this section.

    3. The Fundamentals Audio

    4. The Fundamentals PDF

    1. Module 1 Village Video

    2. A quick survey about this section.

    3. Module 1 Roles Video

    4. A quick survey about this section.

    5. Module 1 Village Audio

    6. Module 1 Roles Audio

    7. Module 1 Village PDF

    8. Module 1 Roles PDF

    1. Module 2 "Who is your survivor?" Video

    2. Module 2 "Unleash the power" Video

    3. A short survey about this section.

    4. Module 2 Unleash the power PDF

    5. Module 2 Who is your survivor PDF

    6. Module 2 Who is your survivor Audio

    7. Module 2 Unleash the power Audio

    8. SB Goals PDF

    1. Module 3 Video

    2. A quick survey about this module

    3. Module 3 PDF

    4. Mod 3 Audio

    5. SB Daily Schedule PDF

    6. Kids' Rules PDF

About this course

  • $97.00
  • 39 lessons
  • 2.5 hours of video content

Find Your Place Of Competence And Control As A Caregiver.

No matter where you are in the survival process, the age of your survivor or the severity of their stroke, you can take charge and create positive change.

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Bonus material

These added materials will help shape your experience.

  • Goal Setting Example

    In order to reach your goals and objectives, it is useful to have plan... a bread-crumb path of little objectives to find your survivor's way forward.

  • Daily Schedule Example

    Following a regular schedule can help alleviate overwhelm for your survivor. After stroke, there are so many influences, information, and recommendations, that a good plan is not only necessary, but, in many cases, coveted. A schedule gives control and it's a great way to stay focused on the things that matter the most.

  • "Rules" Example

    In order for the house to run more smoothly at this critical time, I suggest some ground rules. Think about what does your survivor need? And you? And anyone else in the house… think about what their needs are that will be hard to manage in this time.