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Caring for elderly parents from afar: an expat guide
Afternoons with Helen Farmer
Monday, 18 August 2025 - 1 hour 28 minutes
Join Jen Crichton for a compelling conversation on caring across generations and borders.
Discover what’s behind the rise in eating disorders among UAE children (as young as eight) and how experts like Aisling Oslizlok and Liam Kelly are responding.
Then, explore the emotional challenges expats face when supporting ageing parents from afar with therapeutic coach Anne Jackson and finance coach Jay Adrian Tolentino.
We’ll also unpack the pressures of overexercise culture with trainer Rory Brown, and debunk the biggest myths Dubai property investors need to know featuring insights from Haus & Haus Sales Director Tom Poulson.
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