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How to Talk to Loved Ones about Estate Planning
Talking to your parents about aging, illness, and death is hard. It’s one of the hardest conversations you can have–but it’s also one of the most important. So let’s consider some better alternatives to open the conversation about estate planning.
Can I create my will myself?
We want to support our community in saving time, money, and headaches. So when it comes to creating a will, should you DIY or pay an attorney? Let’s look at the pros and cons.
Finding the right doctor for you and your needs
Our current healthcare system doesn’t make finding a doctor simple. Here are some ideas on finding a great healthcare provider.
Make these preventative healthcare appointments this month for an easier 2023
Keep preventative health care in mind at every age. Let’s look at how.
Yoga Nidra and Journaling for Grief
As we enter into the holiday season, I’ve invited my dear friend, Gabby Daikon, to share her experience with grief after losing her mother as a young adult. I met Gabby about a year ago through her grief journals and later joined her for virtual Yoga Nidra and...
Ten New Holiday Traditions for After the Loss of a Loved One
When your family loses someone, the holiday season can become a painful reminder of their absence. This year, changing our traditions got personal and I came up with this list of ten holiday traditions to try since we lost my mother-in-law.
Different Types of In-Home Care Services
Most family caregivers hope to add a professional service to their loved one’s support system, but figuring out how to do that is just one more thing to add to your already-full plate. So let’s address the types of care that your loved one can receive in-home when some additional help is needed.
What Is A Death Doula?
You may have heard recently about a “death doula” or an “end of life doula” and wondered who they are and what do they do?
Nine Things You Need to Know When You Get an Inheritance
When someone leaves you an inheritance, you can’t just run to the bank and cash a check. Find out next steps.