Let’s explore what’s right for you — and your lifestyle If you’re thinking about making a move in your retirement years, you might be asking yourself: “Should I buy a new home, or would leasing (renting) make more sense?” It’s a great question — and one I hear often from both older adults and their […]
One of the most common (and emotional) questions I hear from the people I work with is: “Should I stay in my home, or is it time to move?” There’s no one-size-fits-all answer. For some, aging in place — with a few smart upgrades and the right support — is the perfect choice. For others, […]
A heartfelt guide to finding the right fit — from someone who’s been there Helping older adults and their families navigate big life transitions is something I’ve done for over two decades. I’ve had the privilege of supporting seniors as a personal support worker, an activity coordinator, a general manager in residences, and now as […]
Practical steps and gentle advice to help you move forward with confidence Downsizing doesn’t just mean moving to a smaller space — it means making space for what matters most. Whether you’re thinking about it for yourself or helping a loved one prepare, the process can feel emotional and, at times, overwhelming. But here’s the […]
How to offer support — with compassion, clarity, and care For many families, the family home holds decades of memories: birthday parties, holiday dinners, quiet mornings, and noisy Sunday afternoons. Helping your parents prepare to sell that home can be a deeply emotional experience — for them and for you. Whether the move is prompted […]
Having the conversation early helps everyone, especially them. It’s never easy to imagine your parents needing help with daily living or deciding to move from the family home. Many adult children avoid the topic entirely, not wanting to seem pushy or unsure of how to begin. But here’s the truth: The best time to talk […]
Practical upgrades to keep your kitchen safe, comfortable, and functional for years to come. The kitchen is the heart of the home, where meals are made, conversations happen, and memories are shared. But as we age, tasks that once felt simple can become more challenging. Bending, reaching, standing for long periods, or even handling heavy […]
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