Powerful Tools for Caregivers Class 2 (Virtual) Sept 14-Oct 19, 2026 Registration

PTC Caregiver Class 2 (Virtual), September 14 – October 19, 2026 10:00-11:30am Registration

Your Name *

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What is your relationship to the person(s) to whom you provide care? (e.g., spouse, daughter, grandson, friend, niece, etc.). It is important that the care receiver not be in the same room as the caregiver during the class.​ *

It is important that the person receiving care not be in the same room as the caregiver during the classes. Do you have, or do you think you will need respite care? (Respite care means short-term help that gives a family or friend caregiver a break. It could be someone else caring for your loved one at home, in a day program, or at a care facility while you take time for yourself).

• Yes
• No

Do you anticipate any scheduling conflicts that could impact your attendance? (You should plan to attend at least 4 of the 6 sessions to receive the best results from the class and must join the class by week 2.)

• Yes
• No

If yes, please explain further here:

Participating in a virtual class requires that you have a computer with webcam, microphone and reliable internet access. Do you have this technology?​ (For virtual classes only.)

• Yes
• No

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What is your phone number, including area code? (in case of last-minute emergencies). *

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Powerful Tools for Caregivers (PTC) is a free six-week class series, offered in-person or virtually, for friends and family members who provide care to a spouse, partner, parent, child with complex needs, friend, or neighbor – whether nearby or from far away. This interactive program equips caregivers with practical skills, confidence, and support to better care for themselves while caring for others. Each participant receives a complimentary copy of The Caregiver Helpbook, a hands-on companion filled with tools and strategies to manage real-life caregiving challenges.

The program provides an excellent opportunity for caregivers to learn about effective innovative, evidence-based practices to better care for themselves as they care for others. Funded by the Washington State Department of Social and Health Services, Home and Community Living Administration.

Caregivers who participate:

• Learn to manage stress and improve their own self-care.
• Build confidence in handling caregiver challenges.
• Strengthen communication with family, friends, and healthcare providers.
• Identify resources that increase life balance, resilience, and well-being.