Pamela Dombrowski-Wilson, MS, BS/BA, CG and CSA, Certified Senior Advisor, specializes in working with individuals and families to navigate healthcare and aging issues to reduce stress resulting from the necessity to make decisions around uncertain and emotional situations. This includes navigating situations of immediate crises where decisions must be made quickly and also making subsequent plans to meet the requirements of each situation. Ten years of experience in the aging field has resulted in Pamela becoming one of the top experts in this field. She provides one-on-one counseling, crises and long term care planning in addition to ongoing coordination and management. Additionally she is an accomplished speaker, educator and author and provides her expertise to corporations.
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Pamela grew up in a community that valued family, responsibility and high moral principles. Born in Omaha, Nebraska in 1961, she grew up in a small neighborhood where generation after generation of families raised their children and remained for many years. It was easy to know who lived in each house on each street. The church was the anchor of the community and a place where everyone gathered on weekends after mass at the bake sale to have coffee and visit. There were two small corner grocery stores that sold penny candy and two bars, or "beer joints" as they were called back then, where men gathered to play cards and watch television. Her mother, Rose, was the caregiver of the family and because of this Pamela often found herself in the company of older family members; aunts, uncles and grandparents.
Looking for information and education about aging?
Pamela D. Wilson will bring passion and enthusiasm to your next meeting or conference by combining humor, real life stories and practical information. She is a uniquely qualified speaker, author and educator on a variety of topics related to aging, caregiving and pitfalls of the long term care system.
Her personal experience with the loss of both parents at an early age combined with ten years of professional experience working with families and individuals allows her to speak with compassion and empathy for the issues many individuals and caregivers face today in trying to navigate the health care system. And this is only the beginning as health care issues spill over into a myriad of other daily needs.
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