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Cathy's Media interviews

Cathy Cress makes a great interviewee. Over the past 30 years, she has done over 100 media interviews on television (including CNN) and radio and in print (including the New York Times, Financial Times, Better Homes and Gardens,Business Week and Southwest Airlines’ Spirit magazine). Cathy has spoken at 48 national conferences throughout the United States in the last 25 years and at innumerable regional and local conferences on aging.

If you wish to contact Cathy about an interview e mail her at cresssgcm@got.net

Recent interveiws with Cathy Cress

Aging Well Magazine
http://www.agingwellmag.com/archive/083109p14.shtml



Futures Speaking Engagements


October 4, 2010
Santa Cruz County Senior Roundtable

“Mom Loved You Best,
Forgiving and Forging Sibling Relationships”

Where:Dominican Oaks
3400 Paul Sweet Road
Santa Cruz, CA 95065-1546
(831) 462-6257





October 14-17,2010
Western Regional Chapter - National Assoc of Professional Care Managers -

"Helpling Midlife Siblings Forgive then Forging Lifelong Relationships"

Where -2010 at the Westin South Coast Plaza

Costa Mesa, CA.


November 5, 2010
Professional Fiduciary Association of California
Fall Conference November 4-5, 2010


" Mom Loves You Best Forgiving and Forging Sibling Relationships"

Where:the Renaissance Hotel in Long Beach, CA.




Recent Speaking Engagements

August 20, 2010 10:00- 11:40 Am

Advanced Fiduciary Education Day

" Dealing With Difficult Families "

Where : Oakland Professional Development and Conference Center
1000 Broadway #109
Oakland , Ca.


August 4,2010

The San Jose Chapter of Case Management Society of America

“Mom Loved You Best,
Forgiving and Forging Sibling Relationships”

Where: Belmont Village
500 South Winchester Blvd.
San Jose, CA



July 14, 2010 1-3 pm
-Bay Area Chapter Western Region NAPGCM

"HOW TO HELP MIDLIFE SIBLINGS MOVE TOWARDS FORGIVENESS"

Where: Rhoda Goldman Plaza
2180 Post Street
San Francisco,Ca.

April -29, 2010

NORTHWEST TRUST CONFERENCE
Co-sponsored by Corporate Trustees Association and Oregon Bankers Association


Working With Aging Dysfunctional Families 
 Love in The Aging Family
 Tools to Manage Money? Long Days Journey into Night?