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Prevent Physical, Mental and Financial Elder Abuse

Protecting Elders: Understanding, Recognizing, and Combatting Abuse and Exploitation

Created byCLE Companion
BeginnerUpdated May 25, 2024

What You'll Learn

  • check_circleDefine the three main categories of elder abuse: injury, neglect, and exploitation.
  • check_circleRecognize possible indicators of abuse, neglect, or exploitation, including both physical and behavioral signs.
  • check_circleUnderstand common senior scams, such as tech support scams, identity theft, and romance scams.
  • check_circleLearn practical strategies to avoid elder abuse and exploitation, including how to report abuse and safeguard personal information.

About This Course

In this course, Kathy Roux empowers attorneys to handle the three main categories of elder abuse: injury, neglect, and exploitation. She begins by defining various types of elder abuse before delving into the dangers of “Senior Scams” and then explaining how to report elder abuse appropriately. She also gives tips on how to recognize elder abuse and the Dos and Don'ts when elder abuse is present.

I. What is Elder Abuse?
II. Three General Categories of Elder Abuse

A. Injury
B. Neglect
C. Exploitation

III. Types of Elder Abuse

A. Physical abuse
B. Sexual abuse
C. Emotional abuse
D. Confinement
E. Passive neglect
F. Willful deprivation
G. Financial exploitation
H. Abandonment

IV. Possible Indicators of Abuse, Neglect, or Exploitation

A. Physical Signs
B. Behavioral Signs
C. Signs of Physical Abuse by Caregiver
D. Signs of Financial Abuse by Caregiver

V. Senior Scams

A. Tech Support Scams
B. Advanced Fee Fraud
C. Lotteries & Sweepstakes
D. Counterfeit Cashier’s Checks
E. Travel Tips & Scams
F. SPAM
G. Online Scams
H. Romance Scams
I. Grandparent or “Family Emergency” Scams
J. Door-to-Door Solicitation
K. Identity Theft
L. Telephone Fraud
M. Home Improvement
N. Mail Order Sales

VI. What Not To Do & What Not To Do

A. How To Avoid Telemarketing Calls
B. How To Avoid Releasing Social Security Number
C. What To Do If Someone Steals My Identity

Course Content

1 activity • 1 videos • duration: 1h 2m

  • videocamPrevent Physical, Mental and Financial Elder Abuse
    Duration 62:27

Your Instructors

CLE Companion

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CLE Companion is a leading virtual Continuing Legal Education provider offering top-quality courses to lawyers across the US and Canada. Its mission is to utilize technologies to support the completion of CLE with unparalleled convenience and value.    

Kathy Roux

Lawyer, Law Office of Kathy E. Roux

Kathy Roux provides professional, quality service, and representation that clients can trust, in a caring and concerned manner to help them resolve their legal problems. She is a skilled, experienced, and dedicated advocate on your behalf. Through her work in all of her practice areas, she has earned a reputation throughout the community for her integrity and commitment to excellence. She uses her knowledge, experience, and skills to help clients get started with their future plans. Kathy Roux serves the Greater DFW Metroplex, as well as Bexar, Collin, Dallas, Denton, El Paso, Galveston, Harris, Hidalgo, Tarrant, and Travis Counties, and the surrounding counties of Ellis, Hood, Johnson, Kaufman, Parker, Rockwall, and Wise. She also represents clients throughout the State of Texas.

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