Helping Parents Stay Safe at Home — It Starts with Fall Prevention.
Helping parents stay safe at home is at the heart of so many adult children — and a concern for many older adults as well. 💛
In this episode of the Finding a Foothold Podcast, occupational therapist Consuela Marshall, OT, CDP, CAPS, CHAT, shares why fall prevention begins with awareness, honest conversations, and simple planning. Through real-life stories, she reminds us that many falls can be prevented — and that a little preparation can make a big difference.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
1. Why falls are more common than families realize
2. How to start conversations with parents about safety and independence
3. A real-life story with a fall prevention tip you can use right away
4. How small daily choices can prevent a life-changing fall
If you’re a caregiver, adult child, or aging adult who wants to plan ahead and keep loved ones safe at home, this podcast is for you. Subscribe for episodes on fall prevention, home safety, and caregiver support.
🔗 Learn more:
Website: Findingafoothold.com
📘 Book: Fall Prevention: Planning Not to Fall by Consuela Marshall
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Consuela Marshall,
Occupational Therapist,
Caregiver Coach
Certified Home Accessibility Therapist
Certified Aging in Place Specialist
Certified Dementia Care Practitioner
Certified Geriatric Care Professional
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Disclaimer: The podcast and blog are intended to provide basic information so that you can become a more informed caregiver. The information presented is intended for educational and informational purposes only and is not meant to serve as medical advice or replace consultation with any health care providers you regularly engage with. Transmission or receipt of any of this information is not intended to, and does not, create a therapist-patient relationship. This information is not provided in the course of a therapist-patient relationship and is not intended to constitute medical advice or to substitute for obtaining medical advice from a physician or therapist licensed in the state where your family may reside. We encourage everyone to consult with your physician or therapist to see if they are appropriate and safe for you.