IN-PERSON WORKSHOP: Start the Conversation: Advance Directives for You & Your Family

Start the Conversation: Advance Directives for You & Your Family Date: Thursday, August 6, 2026Time: 12:00 - 1:30 pmLocation: CSCVVSB Office, 4195 E Thousand Oaks Blvd., #107 Westlake Village, CA 91362RSVP: Form below Workshop Description:This informative session will help you prepare for both expected and unexpected end-of-life situations. Learn the importance of planning ahead and how to complete advanced healthcare directive forms with confidence. All attendees will receive a free copy of The Caregivers' Path to Compassionate Decision Making--a practical guide to navigating difficult decisions with clarity and compassion. Registration is required. Presenter Information: Brenda Birdwell, MSW, is Cancer Support Community's support group facilitator and a Family Consultant at Coast Caregiver Resource Center. Teri Helton, MSN, PHN, RN, with experience as a hospice nurse, program manager, educator, and a past chair of the Ventura County Coalition for Compassionate Care. Jordana Lawrence is with the Alzheimer's Association, whose mother had dementia and cancer. Click here to download the flyer. Please fill out the form below to register. Should you have any questions please email programs@cancersupportvvsb.org or call the office at 805-379-4777 8/6: Start the Conversation Personal InformationName(Required) First Last Email(Required) Phone(Required)How did you hear about this workshop?(Required)Select OneCSC Valley/Ventura/Santa Barbara's weekly newsletter Community ConnectCSC Valley/Ventura/Santa Barbara's websiteSocial mediaDoctor's officeCommunity centerFamily/FriendVolunteer/Staff memberOtherCancer Support Community South BayCancer Support Community Los AngelesCancer Support Community Greater San Gabriel ValleyAdditional Program InformationThe following information will ONLY be used for funding purposes and program assessment with NO identifying information.Zip Code(Required)I am a(Required)Person who has cancerPerson who had cancerSupport person/family memberBereaved person (who has lost a loved one to cancer)Healthcare professionalOtherGender Identity(Required)ManNonbinaryTransmanTranswomanWomanOtherRace/Ethnicity(Required) Asian/Pacific Islander Black/African American (non-Hispanic) Black-Hispanic American Indian/Alaska Native/First Nations White-Hispanic White (non-Hispanic) Other Register