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Certified Senior Advisor is a professional dedicated to
providing the highest quality of service possible to their
Boomer and Senior Clients. A CSA must study and achieve
75% or higher on a certification exam to demonstrate that
they understand the basic processes of aging, and how
these processes influence the health, social and financial
considerations of mature Canadians. For example, CSA’s
learn about the physical, social and psychological aspects
of aging, understand how grief and loss affect each of
us, learn about financial and estate planning requirements,
wellness, spirituality, and most importantly, the ethics
of dealing with older clients.
All CSA’s must sign a Code of Professional Responsibility,
and agree to abide by that Code, placing their clients
best interests in the forefront at all times. These
commitments are monitored by an independent Board of
Standards, dedicated to preserving the integrity of
the CSA designation.
CSA’s receive ongoing education about the unique
needs of Canada’s aging population. Canadian CSA’s
participate in the WORLD’s Largest Membership
Organization educating people about aging - learning
from the best, while sharing and representing the unique
Canadian experience.
Certified Senior Advisors (CSA) have supplemented their
individual professional licenses, credentials and education
with knowledge about aging and working with seniors.
Know what those licenses, credentials and education
signify. The CSA designation does not imply expertise
in financial, health or social matters.
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