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Videoconference: How to support the home life of fragile loved ones with teleassistance?

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Oct 20Free

Videoconference: How to support the home life of fragile loved ones with teleassistance?

Through this online conference, the 'Espace idées Bien chez moi' offers you a better understanding of teleassistance solutions and the levers to support their implementation with kindness.

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During this videoconference (remote), we will present the principles and operation of teleassistance and certain fall detection devices, as well as advice on posture and language from a specialist in caregiver/care-receiver relationships to accompany this change with adaptation.

With the intervention of Brain Up and Olivier Bessières (Arkea)

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Navigating the complexities of caring for a loved one at home can be overwhelming without the right support. Join this insightful session to discover how modern technology and empathetic communication can transform your daily routine and provide true peace of mind.

Join us on Tuesday, 20 October 2026, from 11:00 to 12:00 for an online seminar focused on supporting elderly or vulnerable relatives at home through teleassistance. Designed for participants aged 18 and over, this session covers the technical aspects of remote monitoring and fall detection devices. Expert speakers from Brain Up and Olivier Bessières from Arkea will also provide essential guidance on communication and emotional support for caregivers. This free event is held via Teams and offers professional insights into managing home care transitions effectively and securely from the comfort of your own space.

This virtual conference explores how teleassistance services can improve home safety for vulnerable loved ones. The presentation details the core principles of remote assistance systems and explains the functionality of various fall detection technologies available today.

In addition to the technical overview, the session addresses the critical importance of the relationship between caregivers and those they support. Olivier Bessières of Arkea and the team from Brain Up will provide expert advice on the best posture and language to use when discussing or implementing these lifestyle changes. The goal is to help you navigate this transition with sensitivity and expertise.

The session takes place on 20 October 2026, from 11:00 to 12:00. This is a free event hosted via Teams, open to anyone aged 18 and older.

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