People say the thought of moving out of a home they have lived in for decades is often overwhelming. They allow fear and anxiety about the downsizing process to cause them to stay in a place or situation that no longer serves their needs.

Learn how other men, women, and couples just like you have overcome their fears and made the decision to downsize. Our panel of actual down-sizers will answer these questions and more:

• What were the challenges you faced when downsizing?
• What are the pros and cons in your experience?
• How did you manage the details of such a move?
• What would you do differently if you had to do it again?

Are you prepared for the next evolution in your relationship with your adult children? Relationships evolve and change just like people, but navigating those changes aren’t always easy. Complex family dynamics, blended families, and changing social norms impact both the choices we have made, may still need to make, and how we communicate them.

Join us for a candid conversation concerning communicating with adult children as you age.

The most recent data indicates there are approximately 92,000 Centenarians living in the United States. This is up from 82,000 in 2016. While we may not “think” we will live this long, we certainly might. For some, this is exciting news, however for many, becoming a centenarian is not a rite of passage they ever considered. At this month’s seminar we will discuss the pro’s and con’s of living to be 100 or beyond, including money, housing, healthcare, purpose, and squeezing more out of whatever time we have no matter our age.

Losing a lifelong partner who shared in life’s many responsibilities such as finances, home maintenance, cooking or arranging social activities can leave a giant void.

Inevitably, most of us must one day face the reality of going from “We” to “Me”.

This month we will look at what “We” can do to be better prepared and the resources and help available to those who have expectantly or unexpectedly become a “Me”.