LPP Workshop – Supporting Families Through Crisis Transitions

Thursday, October 16th, 2025 - 4 pm

Supporting Families Through Crisis Transitions (The benefits of an Elder Care Coordinator) 

Thursday, October 16th, 2025 – 4pm

This workshop is exclusively for Legacy Protection Plan members and their guests.

Colorado Springs & Live Webinar Via Zoom

When a loved one experiences a sudden health crisis—such as a hospitalization, cognitive decline, or major life change—families are often left feeling overwhelmed and unsure of what to do next. This workshop is designed to help families and professionals understand how an Elder Care Coordinator can provide clarity, guidance, and support during these critical moments.


In this session, you’ll learn:

• How to recognize when a crisis transition is occurring

• What an Elder Care Coordinator does and how they advocate for families

• Real-life examples of how coordination improves outcomes

• Practical steps for getting help before things become urgent

 

Whether you’re a caregiver, family member, or professional working with aging adults, this workshop will equip you with tools to navigate transitions with confidence and compassion.

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Your Guides
Kathy Clinton

Cathy Clinton

Dignity & Compassion. Informed, Thoughtful Options. Building Trust and Delivering on Promises.

These principles guide my professional commitment to serving seniors and their families.

As a Certified Senior Advisor with 13 years of senior market experience, I’ve enjoyed roles ranging from Nursing Home Care Giver to Sales and Marketing Director. Throughout this journey, my guiding principles have enriched my relationships, the considerate solutions I’ve provided, and my unwavering commitment to delivering an exceptional resident experience and outstanding business results.

 

 

Whitney Hey, Senior Attorney

Whitney first became interested in law school when an interfamily conflict meant that a guardianship hearing was necessary for her grandmother, and she attended the hearing as moral support.

Whitney’s goal is to help make the estate planning process as easy as possible for her clients, so that they feel confident that their wishes will be handled appropriately.

Whitney graduated from Gonzaga University School of Law in 2017 after completing the 2-Year Accelerated program.

After law school Whitney passed the July 2017 bar exam and began her work as an associate attorney for The Moller Law Group LLC. which focused on family law, probate, and trust and estate planning. In 2020, when the firm was purchased by the Business Law Group and rebranded as the Family Law Group, P.C. Whitney continued to represent clients in Trust and Estate Law, Probate Law and Elder Law. She began working for Hammond Law Group in January 2023.