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"Patricia Faust’s presentations are fantastic. She is able to craft a message for the audience that combines her body of expertise with their immediate needs. Her delivery is exemplary; by combining humor, examples, and a relaxed but highly focused presentation, she demonstrates her command of brain health and aging to give the audience useful take-aways. True learning takes place. The audience leaves feeling motivated."

 

Bill DeHass, Community Services Director

Clermont Senior Services

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"Pat is a passionate and knowledgeable professional in the brain health arena. She not only stays current with the quickly changing brain science but also easily translates this information into practical ways anyone can apply it in their everyday life."

 

Debbie Hampton (The Best Brain Possible)

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Pat Faust is one of the most dedicated and passionate advocates in the boomer market. It has been my privilege to work side by side with her and experience the vast landscape of knowledge she possesses. She speaks, writes and teaches with authority, humor and compassion and absolutely mesmerizes the room. She never tires and she is fiercely committed to helping people find a more healthy path to aging.

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Erin Matlock,     

Founder, Brain Summit

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Patricia has presented seminars at Artis Senior Living of Bridgetown covering topics such as tips for brain health, healthy living, and aromatherapy.  After her presentations, participants  always say how much they enjoyed Patricia’s style and ease that allows them to feel comfortable in asking questions. Patricia’s hands on approach to learning allows the participant to be engaged and find meaning in the material presented!  She has devoted her career to improving the quality of life for seniors and supporting those involved in their care.  Her presentations reflect her devotion and professionalism.

 

Margaret Ungar

Director of Marketing

Artis Senior Living Of Bridgetown

5799 Bridgetown Road

Cincinnati, Ohio  45248

Main 513-832-1597

Fax 513-918-2450

Cell 513-806-9692

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“Pat Faust, Gerontologist, has a wealth of expertise in aging and particularly the boomer brain!  Pat’s dynamic personality and passion for the work she does is a great asset to her!  Pat is an incredible speaker and presenter on the subject of the aging brain!  I highly recommend Pat as a consultant, presenter and speaker!”     

Anne C. Fredrickson, MGS, MHA

Project Manager, Ohio SMP

Pro Seniors, Inc.

Since 2015 I have had the privilege of being on the Medicare Moment Show, hosted by Anne Fredrickson.  Medicare Moment is broadcast on WMKV 89.3 fm and as a podcast on wmkvfm.org. 

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 Anne is the project manager for   the Senior Medicare Project,   ProSeniors, Inc.

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 It is always so much fun to be on the radio with someone as   knowledgeable as Anne. The following  are a couple of  recordings from past years. Enjoy!

Pat Faust's Interview on Anne Fredrickson's Medicare Moment Radio Program -
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Pat returns to Anne Frederickson's Medicare Moment Radio Show -
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    Patricia Faust MGS. CAt 

    © 2019 PCF CONSULTING

     patricia@myboomerbrain.com

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    March was an unusual month for me.  Normally I work on articles, give presentations and generally just stay tuned to what is going on in the field of aging.  This month I “learned” a lot.  Last year I learned how to write a book.  At the time I took the course I thought it would just be a natural extension of all the writing I had done over the years.  WRONG!!  The actual writing of the book was the easy part.  Putting it together into a book was difficult for me.  The course gave me step by step lessons on constructing a book.  Then editing and formatting were just as challenging.  On June 7 last year the book was published!  It was one of the most satisfying days of my writing career. 

    Naturally, when you self-publish, you do not have a publisher promoting the book and getting it in the right categories for best sales on Amazon.  That was crushing because I really didn’t know to appropriately market it.  I am a brain health person!  In December of last year, I purchased a marketing program that is based on statistics.  I am technical minded and so this approach made sense to me.  The course is almost completed.  Can’t wait to see if it improves sales!

    The next step I am looking at is recording an audiobook.  This is another venture I knew nothing about.  But I am already tagged on Facebook for marketing of audio book programs.  Facebook picks up everything.  Now my husband was creative director for an advertising agency and when I told him I purchased another class – he couldn’t believe it.  “This was my business.  I know how to do recordings, why didn’t you ask me?” Well, I knew he was an expert in that business, but this audiobook needs to meet all the criteria that Amazon requires for publication.  So, he can take care of the recording part of this audiobook, and I will navigate the process of meeting Amazon’s requirements.  We worked on the book together like this. 

    Then I talked with some coaching experts on the viability of starting group teaching programs.  Reading The Boomer Brain book and implementing the Brain Healthy Lifestyle have two entirely different outcomes.  This lifestyle is important to maintaining high cognitive function throughout the later years of our lives.  Look for updates as to when I will roll this program out.

    My last learning endeavor was attending a two-day bootcamp for Speakers.  I am really excited about what I learned there.  That is a late this year or next year project, but it is one I am really looking forward to.

     

    What Is Happening in April?

    The American Society on Aging is having their annual conference in Orlando Florida April 21-24.  This is the largest multidisciplinary conference on aging and the annual conference for Members of ASA.  I have attended a number of these conferences throughout the years, and it is consequential.  Keynote speakers and special events are focused on combating ageism in our society.  Although this is a professional meeting, the attendees come from all aspects of aging services.  They have their work cut out for them this year!

    April is Stress Awareness Month.  We should be aware of stress every month and understand how we can break the stress cycle.  These are stressful times, and we need to protect ourselves

    Here is a positive one “April is National Volunteer Month”.  When I am working with new retirees who don’t know what to do, I talk to them about volunteering. It is important to have a purpose after you leave the workforce.  There are so many nonprofits who need help in all aspects of their organizations.  It is a perfect way to give back.

    Finally – It was Opening Day for the Cincinnati Reds – the oldest major league team in the nation.  Cincinnati takes that responsibility seriously.  There is always an Opening Day Parade through downtown to the Ball Park.  Huge crowds line the streets and every year there is talk of making it an official holiday.  Schools and employers look the other way when there is an empty desk.  No matter what the outcome of the game is, there is so much joy, and you can feel that energy.  I am fortunate that I get to experience that.  We all need some joy right now. 

    Enjoy your April.

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