
Janice Goldmintz
MS.Gerontology
ON, CANADAJanice Goldmintz is a published author and presenter on aging and generational transition challenges. She is currently the president of Elder Talks, a company focused on providing education and coaching to their clients to achieve the "highest quality of life, any age, any stage.".
Janice's main platform has been speaking engagements and presentations. She empowers children of aging parents, older adults, health professionals and caregivers alike to see the possibilities of high quality aging, no matter what the circumstances.
Janice also brings her own experience in navigating the sea of aging with her parents. Seeing them through residence relocations, health issues and Alzheimer's Disease, she has learned first hand what it takes to take care of aging loved ones. She brings her sense of humour, enrolling conversation and understanding of the process of living longer and healthier to all she knows.
Janice has articles published on various issues, including: Caregiver Stress; Drug Misuse in the Elderly; Older Mother-Older Daughter Relationships and Healthy Eating For Older Adults. She has appeared on television and radio, as an expert on the issues facing today's "sandwich generation." Janice has post-graduate qualifications in gerontology and training in elder family mediation
Janice Goldmintz is a published author and presenter on aging and generational transition challenges. She is currently the president of Elder Talks, a company focused on providing education and coaching to their clients to achieve the "highest quality of life, any age, any stage.".
Janice's main platform has been speaking engagements and presentations. She empowers children of aging parents, older adults, health professionals and caregivers alike to see the possibilities of high quality aging, no matter what the circumstances.
Janice also brings her own experience in navigating the sea of aging with her parents. Seeing them through residence relocations, health issues and Alzheimer's Disease, she has learned first hand what it takes to take care of aging loved ones. She brings her sense of humour, enrolling conversation and understanding of the process of living longer and healthier to all she knows.
Janice has articles published on various issues, including: Caregiver Stress; Drug Misuse in the Elderly; Older Mother-Older Daughter Relationships and Healthy Eating For Older Adults. She has appeared on television and radio, as an expert on the issues facing today's "sandwich generation." Janice has post-graduate qualifications in gerontology and training in elder family mediation
Being A Partner With Your Doctor
Ever wonder why older adults and their doctors seem to be taking two separate languages? Want to find out the biases doctors bring into the examining room? Why the white coat syndrome works against patients?
Come to this informational and interactive presentation and learn how to be prepared for the visit. Learn how to become a partner in your healthcare.
Appropriate for older adults, caregivers, families,...
Should I Stay or Should I Go?
The audience will understand what the major concerns might be in moving or staying, and how challenges can be navigated and who can help. We discuss:
- real estate concerns
- financial aspects
- physical packing, decluttering
- ready to leave home...
7 Keys to Successful Aging
These key were created by Dr, Robert Stall, a geriatrician n Buffalo, NY to empower and inform older adults about how to have the highest quality of life possible.
Is It Time to Parent Your Parents?
This program is perfect for:
- Adult children of aging parents
- Adult grandchildren
- Family members
- Caregivers/Concerned others
- Tips on whether it is time to get more involved with your loved ones
- What resources are out there to help
- How to navigate some of the systems to get...
Depression in Older Adults and Caregivers
In this presentation, we look at how commom depression is in older adults and their caregivers. We explore why people are not getting the help they need. We talk about how...
Supporting the Caregiver
Having the tools and insight to recognize stress, to manage it, and to feel more ready to lovingly care for your loved ones are natural outcomes from attending this presentation.

