But those aren't always the things keeping you awake at 2 a.m. It's the decisions you haven't made yet, the guilt you can't seem to reason you way out of, the family dynamics making everything harder, and the thoughts you don't feel like you're allowed to say out loud.
For five days, I'll help you sort through some of that weight so you can understand what's exhausting you, what is and isn't yours to carry, and what needs your attention next.
There's no homework, your camera can stay off the entire time, and you'll never be called on.
WEEK OF CARE ยท OCTOBER 2027
We'll be back next October for 5-Day Workshop
for Daughters Caring for Aging Parents Who Feel Overwhelmed, Guilty, and Unsure What to Do Next
You're probably very good at handling the things that need to get done.
The appointments.
The medications.
The phone calls.
The groceries.
The paperwork.
signup for the waitlist
Put words to feeling you may have been judging yourself for having.
Day 4
You Are Not the Only One
We're going to make some sense of all the family dynamics making this harder.
Day 2
The Things You Can't Say Out Loud
Day 5
One Decision, Not Twenty
You've been trying to solve twenty things at once. You'll leave with one.
Day 1
Put It Down
Understand what's making you so tired. I'll help you separate everything you're doing from everything you're carrying.
Day 3
You Are Not Failing Her
Learn the difference between guilt and grief.
In five days, we're going to make the list shorter.
I help families figure out what comes next for an aging parent.
I work with daughters and families navigating some of the hardest senior-care decisions, including where a parent should live when living the way she always has is no longer working.
I know these decisions rarely arrive neatly one at a time.
They arrive tangled up with grief, family history, money, guilt, logistics, fear, and a lot of opinions from people who aren't carrying what you're carrying.
Week of Care is my opportunity to help you slow down long enough to see the situation more clearly.
And if, at the end of the week, you need more help figuring out what comes next, I'll explain what I do and how I can help.