Due to an unforeseen scheduling conflict we will now feature a different presentation for our Halton North community meeting to be held in Milton on March 10th to that previously announced on this website. There will be no change to our Halton South community meeting to be held in Burlington on March 26th.
Our Halton North community meeting will be held on Tuesday March 10th at the Birkdale Retirement Living Residence, 611 Farmstead Drive, (Derry and Farmstead). Our presentation will be:
Stay Grounded: Exercises to Keep You Steady presented by Registered Physiotherapist Claudia Ehamparam.
“Experiencing imbalance doesn’t mean you have to fear a future of falls! Join Claudia, a Registered Physiotherapist of 14 years and part-time professor at McMaster University as she discusses the latest evidence-based literature on physiotherapy balance training to prevent falls as we age. This session will not only be informative but also interactive where you practice a few exercises together to improve your balance and reduce your falls risk. Start taking steps towards a stronger, steadier you by attending this presentation”.
We will be delighted to welcome Claudia Ehamparam MScPT CACFI C/NDT
Registered Physiotherapist, Owner of Get Right Physio for this engaging and informative presentation.
More about Claudia:
Claudia has 15 years of experience treating patients in-home and in the clinic setting. She prides herself on being an evidence-based and empathetic clinician who builds great rapport and trust with her clients.
Claudia is also an Assistant Clinical Professor (Adjunct) with McMaster University involved in admissions, examining, and teaching.
She obtained her Masters degree in Physiotherapy from McMaster University after completing an Honours Bachelors of Science degree in the Co-op Kinesiology program from the University of Waterloo.
Outside of work, she enjoys travelling, working out, and spending time with her family, friends & 5 year old twins.
Our Halton South community meeting will be held in Burlington on Thursday March 26th at the Seniors Centre at 2285 New Street. This presentation will be:
Clarity and Confidence in Caregiving presented by Senior Care Consultant Danielle Kamerman
Caregiving is one of the most meaningful roles a person can take on, yet it’s also one of the least visible. Every day, caregivers provide emotional support, physical assistance, medical coordination, and countless practical tasks that allow others to live with dignity and safety. But behind that dedication is a growing reality: caregiving is becoming more complex, more demanding, and more essential than ever before.
We will be delighted to welcome Danielle Kamerman BNSc. RN. who is the founder and Lead Consultant at “inTandem Senior Care Consulting.
Danielle’s life story has equipped her with the knowledge, experience and a passion to assist seniors and their families. Her work in General Medicine, Occupational Health Nursing, Family Medicine, and caregiving for seniors, have uniquely prepared her for this role and inspired the creation of her business. With a compassionate ear and a dedicated heart, Danielle provides peace as she gives guidance on the complexities of aging.
In this presentation, we’re going to explore what caregiving truly looks like—the responsibilities caregivers carry, the pressures they face, and the shifting landscape that will shape the future of care. We’ll look at current statistics, emerging trends, and the signs of caregiver strain that often go unnoticed until they become overwhelming.
Most importantly, we’ll talk about what caregivers need. It requires education, time, support, financial stability, community resources, and space for caregivers to care for themselves as well.
This conversation is about understanding the full picture of caregiving so we can be better caregivers or support the people who care for others. It’s about awareness, compassion, and practical tools that make a real difference in the lives of caregivers and the individuals they care for.
Our Halton North meeting will be held on Tuesday March 10th at the Birkdale Retirement Living Residence at 611 Farmstead Drive, (Derry and Farmstead). Our Halton South meeting will be held in Burlington on Thursday March 26th at the Seniors Centre at 2285 New Street.
Doors will open at both locations at 6.30pm, the program will start at 7.00pm and will wrap up around 8.45pm. We must be out of our meeting spaces by 9.00pm to allow staff time to close up after our meetings have ended
Light refreshments, coffee, tea and treats, will be available. At Milton refreshments will be provided by the Birkdale Retirement Residence. We thank the management and staff for their generosity.
There will be a break at the midway point which will allow time to socialize with fellow members and to visit our sponsors.
Our meetings will conclude with a few closing remarks and our 50/50 draw. We encourage you to support this draw as proceeds help defray the costs incurred in putting on our meetings.
Our meetings are FREE. All are welcome. Please plan to join us at either or both locations. We look forward to your support and are looking forward to sharing these informative evenings with our members and friends.