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FOR FAMILY CAREGIVERS: Family Caregiver Mastery
Do you wonder how to get started as a caregiver for your loved one?
Do your loved one’s care needs leave you feeling frustrated, overwhelmed, and out of control?
Do you neglect and run yourself ragged because you lack a plan and sufficient support?
You can gain peace of mind and confidence as you partner with your loved one, partner with their doctors, partner with yourself.
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FOR DOCTORS: CaringEnd Empowerment Path
Do you avoid advance care planning conversations for lack of training, time, or incentives?
Are you burning out because you’re held responsible for patient decisions over which you have no control?
Are you frustrated by practice demands that hamper your ability to connect with your patients?
You can regain your passion, your curiosity, your sense of mastery.
Shift your mindset, shift your patient’s mindset: create advance care planning conversations that fit your workflow, and build trust and gratification.
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NICE TO MEET YOU
I am Forrest Jones MD.
I leverage advance care planning conversations to help doctors connect with and care for their patients, and to help family caregivers find balance and satisfaction as they care for their loved ones.
I have been a physician in Family Medicine for over 40 years. I earned my doctorate at the Northwestern Feinberg School of Medicine and completed my Family Medicine residency at Cook County Hospital Chicago.
When I became the power of attorney for my parents, I realized I was not having advance care planning conversations with my own patients: too many barriers. And as a caregiver for my parents, I experienced challenges unique to family caregivers.
I determined to do better. I discovered that advance care planning conversations helped me connect with my patients. They revived my passion, curiosity, and empathy, and reduced my risk for burnout. They also, to my surprise, built my patients’ and their family caregivers’ trust in me.
Now I help others facing those challenges: doctors to have advance care planning conversations that encourage them, and family caregivers to not just survive but to thrive. I am currently focusing on helping family caregivers to partner with their loved ones, partner with the doctors, and partner with themselves.
I enjoy free time with my wife Roberta, and our children and grandchildren. I also delight in good food, travel, and music.
