When Home Isn't Enough (and When It Is): Part 2 - 10 Common Mistakes Families Make When Planning for Aging & How to Avoid Them, Tuesday, Dec. 8, 6-7:30 p.m.

$20.00

While attendance in both classes is encouraged,
you do not need to attend Part 1 to attend this class.

Join Dr. Lyndi Hinkle, occupational therapist and founder of qualOT, as part of our “Aging with Intention Series.” This session offers a warm, honest look at 10 common mistakes families make when planning for aging, from putting off hard conversations to underestimating caregiver burnout. Each mistake comes with relatable, real-life examples and clear, doable next steps. Attendees leave with practical conversation starters and a renewed sense that planning ahead doesn't have to be overwhelming.

Adult children and their loved ones are encouraged to attend together. Sharing this information as a family can help everyone feel more prepared, informed, and confident when navigating healthcare decisions together.

About Dr. Lyndi
Dr. Lyndi Hinkle, OTD, OTR/L, is the founder of qualOT of life, a Kansas City-area aging-in-place consultancy that helps aging adults and their families navigate care coordination, advocacy, and life management with confidence. After years of clinical experience in acute care, home health, assisted living, and community settings, Lyndi founded qualOT of life to bring personalized, whole-person expert support directly to families, empowering them to plan proactively rather than react in crisis. She holds occupational therapy licensure in both Missouri and Kansas and is passionate about making healthcare and aging feel less overwhelming and more manageable for everyone involved.

$20/person

While attendance in both classes is encouraged,
you do not need to attend Part 1 to attend this class.

Join Dr. Lyndi Hinkle, occupational therapist and founder of qualOT, as part of our “Aging with Intention Series.” This session offers a warm, honest look at 10 common mistakes families make when planning for aging, from putting off hard conversations to underestimating caregiver burnout. Each mistake comes with relatable, real-life examples and clear, doable next steps. Attendees leave with practical conversation starters and a renewed sense that planning ahead doesn't have to be overwhelming.

Adult children and their loved ones are encouraged to attend together. Sharing this information as a family can help everyone feel more prepared, informed, and confident when navigating healthcare decisions together.

About Dr. Lyndi
Dr. Lyndi Hinkle, OTD, OTR/L, is the founder of qualOT of life, a Kansas City-area aging-in-place consultancy that helps aging adults and their families navigate care coordination, advocacy, and life management with confidence. After years of clinical experience in acute care, home health, assisted living, and community settings, Lyndi founded qualOT of life to bring personalized, whole-person expert support directly to families, empowering them to plan proactively rather than react in crisis. She holds occupational therapy licensure in both Missouri and Kansas and is passionate about making healthcare and aging feel less overwhelming and more manageable for everyone involved.

$20/person