Ellen Besso, Eldercare Writer

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Care for the elderly. Dementia in parents.

Surviving Eldercare:
Where Their Needs End and Yours Begin

by Ellen Besso

Ellen's book will strengthen and guide you in your role as caregiver to an elder parent or relative, and help you understand your own physical, emotional, mental & spiritual needs.

"This is a book about change. It is about digging a little deeper into yourself... questioning... asking yourself if you are happy with the choices you are making in your life."

Print book available now! Order through PayPal or find a bookstore near you.


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Who is recommending Where Their Needs End and Yours Begin:
 
Book Review by Ryan Malone, Inside Elder Care
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Life Two...Midlife Improvement
Featured Book Of the Month on Zoey Ryan’s Positively Outrageous Women May Newsletter

Ellen Besso, MidLife Coach and Writer

Author Ellen Besso holds a Master of Arts degree in Counseling Psychology, is a Martha Beck Certified Coach and a Registered Clinical Counselor. With 25 years' experience as a coach, counselor and social worker, and as a midlife navigator and caregiver for her mother, Ellen is uniquely qualified to guide and support women.

Ellen is currently on her second trip to India. This trip is a realization of her dream of doing volunteer work in Dharamsala, teaching English to Tibetan refugees. Ellen will share this experience with her readers in her second book in the MidLife Maze Series. Her first book Surviving Eldercare chronicles her journey with her own mother who has Alzheimer’s, as well as providing a body-mind-spirit approach to caregiving.

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