How to Help Your Parents Continue to Live Safely in Their Home

In last week’s video, “How to Approach the Subject of Downsizing & Moving with Your Aging Parents“, I shared the first three things you can do to begin having an open and non-confrontational conversation with your parents about beginning the process of downsizing and moving. This video sparked several questions including one I address briefly in this week’s video: “How to Help Your Parents Continue to Live Safely in Their Home”. There are many things you can do and in the video I offer a few suggestions to help you get started.

I also recommend that you research outside resources that may be helpful including Senior Living consultants and “Age-In-Place” consultants. You can find these professionals in your area by doing an online search or reaching out to me and/or my team at Moving Forward Matters. While at Moving Forward Matters, be sure to download your free copy of “The Art of Downsizing: A Step by Step Guide to a Smooth Home Transition”.

Remember: We are here to help. You do not have to do it alone.

Pierrette Raymond

Pierrette Raymond is a multi-business owner and philanthropist. She has been running businesses since 1996, and has a background in Psychology, Education, Grief and Bereavement. She is the owner of 1-800-GOT-JUNK? Ottawa and Gatineau, and recently became a professional dog trainer with multiple certifications in dog behaviour and training. She is a four-time published author, speaker, facilitator, a community leader and also a member of the Forbes Coaches Council. She is the recipient of the Ontario Leading Women Building Communities award, given by the Government of Ontario to women in our province "who demonstrate exceptional leadership in working to improve the lives of others in their communities”. And she is a a Forty Under 40 Award Recipient.

How to Help Your Parents Continue to Live Safely in Their Home

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