Ed had lived in his independent living apartment for about 5 years before his physical health began to decline to the point that he now required more assistance with his activities of daily living. His daughter Debbie called us feeling frantic.
It’s just a fact: Downsizing = Stuff. And what clients want to do with that stuff can vary widely. Many people hope to give things to kids and other family members. Get prepared to be disappointed if that is the case, but you never know until you ask! If they say they want it, give them a deadline to come and get it and stick to it.
Harold and Margaret had spent their entire adult lives in a spacious Johnson County two-story home they had custom-designed and built in 1974. The house was
Early this month, we received a phone call from Jill. Her mother, Martha, had been living in an independent living apartment; however, she recently fell and
Moving—especially after decades in the same home—is about so much more than boxes and logistics. Our clients come to us as they’re approaching a major life
2024 marks our eighth year of operation for ResettleMe. As we reflect on our experiences since beginning this journey, we’ve compiled a list of our favorite
After one of my recent downsizing presentations, a gentleman came up to me and thanked me for my helpful information. “But I was hoping to hear
When an older adult faces an upcoming residential move, well-meaning family members often feel compelled to take charge of move-related decisions such as the timing, the
It’s been five years since I lost my mom. I have survived the painful process of sorting and finding new homes for her belongings, although there