Working in senior care isn’t for everyone. It isn’t even for most. But for those rare few who find their passion in this multifaceted industry, the sense of job and life satisfaction are limitless. So too, however, can be the pervasive sense of loss and hopelessness.

Poopy Fingers: One Person’s Account of Working in the Delightfully Strange World of Assisted Living follows the lessons, the mistakes, the smiles, and the tears as Kevin Donner stumbles upon his own passion for working with, and for, this often undervalued and ignored demographic.

This book shows the daily physical and emotional needs of the residents, but more importantly, explores the varying stages of life familiar to so many of us. Come join us for a conversation intended to help start your own conversations with loved ones concerning issues around aging.