Christina Keys
Empowering Family Caregivers and Businesses through education, advocacy, awareness, and story telling to help create positive change
Female from Portland, Oregon, United states and speaks EnglishAvailable for Collaboration, Interviews in In-Person, Remote Formats
Anyone interested in families, healthcare, elder care, advocacy, caregivers, senior care, female empowerment, mindset, self-care, burnout, family caregivers, caregiving, building community, cost of care, caregiver tips and support, caring for someone who was your abuser, caring for an ex, caring for an elderly parent, hospice, death, end of life, grief.
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About Christina Keys
Christina Keys — Family Caregiving Advocate, Speaker, Founder of Keys for Caregiving
Christina Keys was living the American dream — a successful career, financial stability, travel, health, and happiness — until March 16, 2013, when everything changed.
Her mother suffered a life-altering stroke and was given a 1% chance of survival.
Overnight, Christina transitioned from career woman to full-time caregiver.
Within three years, Christina found herself financially, emotionally, mentally, and physically bankrupt.
Doctors warned she might not survive another six months if she continued at the same pace.
Faced with an impossible choice, she decided not just to survive, but to transform her life while caring for her mother — and to help other caregivers do the same.
Christina turned her personal struggle into a powerful mission: to ensure family caregivers everywhere feel seen, heard, valued, appreciated, and never alone.
She founded and led an award-winning nonprofit supporting family caregivers, served as Director of Community Growth for a national caregiving organization (building a team of nearly 150 caregiving champions across the U.
S.), and today is the Founder and CEO of Keys for Caregiving.
Christina is the creator of the Caregiver Recovery program, offering workshops, webinars, speaking engagements, and support groups to address life after caregiving ends — a critical but often overlooked transition.
From 2013 to 2022, Christina cared for her mother until her passing.
She now speaks nationally on topics such as family caregiving, caregiver recovery, caring for a former abuser, building caregiver communities, and advocating for systemic change for family caregivers.
Christina's message is simple but profound: Caregivers deserve care, too — and recovery is possible.
She has been featured on NBC, ABC, Netflix, Scripps Documentary and well as in The Washington Post, NPR, USA Today and many other publications.
She has been a guest on many Healthcare, Care Economy, caregiving, hospice, grief, and entrepreneurial podcast shows.
Availability for Interviews
Everyday from 7am to 7pm America/Los_Angeles
Interview & Promotion Format
- Guest Form
- Pre-Interview Call
- Share Episodes
- Email Subscribers
Target Audience
Anyone interested in families, healthcare, elder care, advocacy, caregivers, senior care, female empowerment, mindset, self-care, burnout, family caregivers, caregiving, building community, cost of care, caregiver tips and support, caring for someone who was your abuser, caring for an ex, caring for an elderly parent, hospice, death, end of life, grief.
Why Invite Christina Keys as a Guest?
I am open and honest and real. No question is off limits. My story and experience is not only relatable but inspiring and empowering for both Family Caregivers and professionals. Im comfortable in front of the mic and camera and have been know to spark tears, laughter and hope all in one episode. I also have a very big network of followers especially on LinkedIn.