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Lisa Nerenberg is a frequent presenter at national, state, and local conferences
and professional forums. She has delivered keynote addresses, organized and
moderated panels, and presented on a wide range of topics, including:
- Emerging Issues, Trends, and Promising Practices
- Elder Abuse 101: An Overview of Elder Abuse for Beginners and Non-Beginners
- Domestic Violence and the Elderly
- The "Psychology of Victimization" (why victims do what they
do and, often, not what professionals think they should)
- Financial Abuse. Staying ahead of Perps and Predators
- Caring About Caregivers: Understanding the Links Between Caregiving
and Abuse
- Strategic Communication in Preventing Abuse
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Drawing from years of experience in program design, team development, and
coalition-building, Nerenberg provides consultation, support, and materials
to help agencies, community groups, states, national associations, and advocacy
groups develop effective responses to elder abuse. More
Effective prevention requires that virtually everyone who works with
elders recognizes the signs of abuse and knows how to respond. Training
needs to reflect the diverse settings in which professionals work,
the mandates under which they operate, and their expertise. More
Nerenberg has framed the issue of elder abuse for policy makers, professionals,
and community groups in concise reports and testimony. More
Nerenberg is available to write articles for professionals or lay audiences,
content for Web sites and newsletters, video scripts, manuals, brochures,
and proposals. List of
Online publications More
Practice focused research is an abiding interest of Nerenberg's. In particular,
she is interested in why some interventions work and others don't. More
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