Discussing age related changes doesn’t have to cause tension
With a focus on Motivational Interviewing, conversations can cultivate more connection, supporting autonomy while empowering change.
I can help.
Whether you’re facing resistance from a parent, navigating the challenges of an age-related illness, or want to understand all your options, I’m here to support you. Your guide to aging, senior living and conversations that connect.
With over 15 years of experience in Motivational Interviewing, we make tough conversations feel more calm, respectful, and productive.
Many use our consulting time to bounce ideas off me, explore options, create a plan and navigate communication challenges.
Working with me can look like
Home visits
Meeting senior citizens in their space is a great way to build trust and truly start to explore all their feelings on change.
Assisted Living
The choice to explore assisted living, memory care or senior living can be done at your pace. I’m happy to help make sense of this industry for you and be your guide as you take the next steps.
Hard Conversations
Sometimes it’s truly best to have a third, neutral party come in to have challenging conversations. I am happy to help.
Support and Guidance-no matter the budget
My mission is to serve families, educate consumers, and elevate how we talk about change with senior citizens. Check out the variety of ways you can get support below.
Free Education
Affordable resources
Custom support
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These short classes are crafted to help give you insight how to handle aging parents in micro learning sessions. Most classes are 30-45 minutes!
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