The Top Ageing Parents Coaches
The Top Ageing Parents Coaches
In my journey to understand the challenges of caring for aging parents, I had the opportunity to connect with some of the top coaches in this field.
These dedicated professionals come from various backgrounds, including nonprofit organizations, psychotherapy, and personal caregiving experiences.
Each coach brings a unique perspective and a wealth of knowledge to help adult children navigate the complexities of aging parent care.
Their mission is to provide support, guidance, and practical solutions to help families manage this important and often stressful stage of life with compassion and confidence.
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In Brief : The Top Ageing Parents Coaches
- Rhonda Caudell - Rhonda offers support and guidance for those feeling overwhelmed by caring for aging parents, acknowledging their struggles while instilling hope for better outcomes and applauding their spirit of dedication and love.
- Maggie Miller - With over 25 years of experience in nonprofit agencies and educational institutions, Maggie brings a wealth of knowledge to her coaching practice, empowering clients to navigate the complexities of caring for aging parents with insight and compassion.
- Carole Landis - Drawing on more than 25 years of corporate and nonprofit experience, Carole provides a supportive and empathetic approach to psychotherapy and coaching, guiding clients through the challenges of caring for aging parents with understanding and encouragement.
- Judy Burkle - Driven by a passion for assisting adult children with the care of their aging parents, Judy brings a deep understanding of the challenges families face during this transition, offering valuable support and guidance to navigate the complexities of elder care.
- Rob Fellows - With personal experience caring for aging parents and witnessing their end-of-life journey, Rob offers empathetic support and practical insights to families navigating the complexities of elder care, drawing from his own journey and professional expertise to guide and empower his clients.
Rhonda Caudell
I’m Rhonda Caudell. You may be feeling frustrated, stressed, and helpless about your aging parents, but I know that you have hope for better outcomes. Because you are visiting this site, I believe you’re seeking a different path for your efforts and your parent’s future. I know you care and I applaud you and love your spirit.
Maggie Miller
Maggie Miller is a coach, evaluator, facilitator, and educator with over 25 years of experience in nonprofit agencies and educational institutions. She earned her bachelor’s degree from the University of California at San Diego and her master’s degree from Colorado State University. After contributing her skills to educational institutions and nonprofit agencies as an employee for approximately 20 years, Maggie began consulting in private practice in 2005.
Carole Landis
Carole Landis, LCSW, CPC, brings more than 25 years of corporate and nonprofit experience to her psychotherapy and coaching practice. Stressed and overwhelmed clients find her encouraging and empathetic manner valuable in addressing the reality of their problems. She guides them to approach their dilemmas with a different perspective, helps them to understand themselves better, and inspires them to discover alternative approaches that work for them.
Judy Burkle
I became passionate about working with adults and aging parents after spending a career seeing how difficult it is for adult children to manage their care as their parent's health declines.
Rob Fellows
I have experienced firsthand the aging of both my parents and in-law parents. I have witnessed the passing of all of these parents. This direct experience has taught me about the everyday aspects of parent care and elder advocacy. Through my experience and work with many clients and their families, I also have learned much about the profound nature of the end-of-life journey and the very personal experience for adult children and the extended family of aging parents.
