Signature Keynotes
Every talk is grounded in research, shaped by lived experience, and designed so audiences leave with something they can actually use. Available in-person or virtually.
For Health Systems & Care Providers
Talks for leaders and staff of organizations on the front lines of care — focused on workforce retention, professional caregiver development, and organizational culture.
- Health systems & hospitals
- Home care & hospice providers
- Senior living & long-term care
- Payer/provider conferences
- Direct support organizations
On the Giving of Care: For Healthcare & Long-Term Care Providers
A deeper understanding of the lived experience of care professionals — and how aligning HR efforts to that reality improves recruitment and retention.
How to Create an Organizational Culture That Retains Caregivers
A research-anchored framework for assessing and reshaping organizational culture — built specifically for leaders of caregiving organizations.
He brought a new perspective on caregiving and the role of the caregiver as a learner. The audience members were very attentive and responded to his questions throughout the program.
For Family Caregivers & Support Groups
Talks for people in the thick of caregiving — navigating burnout, shifting roles, and the emotional weight of caring for someone they love.
- Caregiver support groups
- Nonprofit & community organizations
- Faith-based groups
- Area Agencies on Aging
- Family caregiver programs
Building Caregiver Resilience: A Framework for Care
A research-grounded framework for processing the caregiving experience — and the resilience to keep going without burning out.
From Mindset to Mindshift: How Caregiving Requires a Change in Thinking
An understanding of how mindset — not just information — determines how well caregivers adapt to an ever-changing role.
Caregiver Stress: What It Is and What You Can Do About It
Practical strategies for recognizing stress, understanding its progression toward burnout, and coping more effectively.
Care for Others, Care for Yourself
A clear-eyed look at why self-care isn’t optional — and how to practice it without guilt, even in the most demanding caregiving situations.
How Caregivers Learn: A Pattern of Role Development
An awareness of the natural learning arc in caregiving — and how recognizing it can accelerate growth and reduce self-doubt.
We're All Getting There: A Conversation on Aging & Care
A broader perspective on aging, eldercare, and what it means to prepare — for ourselves and for the people we’ll one day care for.
Any organization that is seeking to help build or expand its capacity to offer high quality care will benefit immensely from the guidance of Aaron Blight. Aaron’s deep understanding of the challenges facing the industry reflects his formal education and his extensive administrative experiences. Equally important, Aaron understands the link between high quality relationships and high quality care.
For HR Teams & Corporate Leadership
Talks for organizations that want to meaningfully support the millions of employees navigating caregiving responsibilities at home — and retain them.
- Large employers & corporations
- HR & benefits teams
- Employee wellness programs
- Employee Resource Groups
- Corporate leadership teams
Caregivers in Corporations
A clear picture of how caregiving affects workforce performance — and practical strategies for supporting caregiver-employees in ways that improve retention, reduce absenteeism, and strengthen workplace wellbeing. (42% of American workers have cared for an aging or disabled family member in the last five years.)
We hired Aaron to speak at our annual Social Worker Symposium. He listened to what we wanted and beautifully created a presentation that fit our attendees and the needs of our event perfectly. Aaron is a pro! The day was not without obstacles and Aaron handled a last minute change of plan flawlessly. The feedback from our attendees was outstanding. I highly recommend him!
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