Aging In Harmony

Do you or a friend, colleague or client have adult children who were named as joint and equal POAs, but can’t agree on what’s best for the Elder who gave them that power? Watch my new video blog "When Multiple Powers of Attorney Must Make Decisions Together: How Can They Reach Consensus?"
to learn how Mediation and/or Consensus-based facilitation training can help them work together collaboratively and harmoniously in the best interest of the Elder(s) they serve.

Do you or a friend, colleague or client have adult children who never got along and now are in conflict about each other’s involvement in their aging parents’ care and finances? Watch my new video blog "When Siblings Who Never Got Along Compete to Care for Aging Parents: How Can Mediation Help?"
to learn how Mediation can help them develop a plan for collaborative and effective communications and decision making concerning their parents’ current and future care.

Are you or a friend, colleague or client struggling with family conflicts about the housing, care, finances, or estate of their aging loved ones? Watch my new video blog ""When Aging Parents Won’t Participate in Elder Care Mediation: How Can Families Resolve Conflicts?" to learn how a Facilitated Family Meeting or Mediation process can help them reach agreements that work for everyone involved – regardless if their parent(s) participate(s) or not.

Are you or a friend, colleague or client struggling with family conflicts about the care, finances or estate of aging loved ones? Watch my new video blog "FAQ for Mediators: How Many Meetings Does it Take to Resolve Family Conflicts about Eldercare?" to learn how a Facilitated Family Meeting or Mediation process can help them reach agreements that work for everyone involved and improve family relations across generations.