Firstlight Resources

Upcoming Program for Professionals: “How to Accommodate and Mediate Aging in the Family”

FirstLight HomeCare of West Suburban Boston, along with Rogerson House, is hosting a CEU Program, “How to Accommodate and Mediate Aging in the Family”, on Friday, November 6th from 1pm to 3pm at Rogerson House in Jamaica Plain. Our program will provide 1.5 CEUs for social workers, but will enable...

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A Recent Client Testimonial (Service in Needham and Newton)

To whom it may concern: I would highly recommend First Light Home Care to anyone in search of care. My father needed extra help in the beginning stages of dementia. First Light was very friendly, helpful and supportive to our family at a time when our lives were all shaken...

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Ventriloquist Brian Tiernan Mesmerizes at Needham Senior Center

FirstLight Home Care of West Suburban Boston supported the Needham Senior Center and Needham Council on Aging through our sponsorship of a performance by a very entertaining ventriloquist, Brian Tiernan.  The August 12th event saw a great turnout with over 60 seniors in attendance.  Reviews were very positive—many calling the...

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FirstLight Home Care Supports Needham Senior Center Program: Brian Tiernan, Ventriloquist

FirstLight Home Care is supporting the Needham Senior Center and the Needham Council on Aging through our sponsorship of an upcoming program: Brian Tiernan, an acclaimed ventriloquist, on Wednesday, August 12th at 2pm. Brian has been praised as one of the best ventriloquists ever.  His technique is flawless and audiences...

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Time to take away the keys? How to address driving concerns with your aging parents and how the issue is handled at the RMV.

—Wendy Adlerstein, LSW and Steve Stern How important is driving to our lives?  We associate driving with survival (being able to buy groceries and get to the doctor), freedom (being able to pack up on a whim whenever we need to get away), and being an adult (being able to...

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