09/08/2026
I talk a lot about planning ahead because having a plan before something happens gives families the knowledge of what steps to take, what options exist, and results in a lot less stress.
But I also want you to know something: If you're already in the middle of a crisis, you can call me then, too.
Maybe your loved one has suddenly been admitted to hospital.
Maybe they're no longer safe at home.
Maybe there's been a significant change in memory or mobility.
Maybe a current care arrangement isn't working anymore.
Or maybe your entire family is overwhelmed and nobody can agree on what should happen next.
You don't have to get on a list and wait months just to start figuring out what to do.
Bring me what's happening. I'll listen, help you understand the options and work with you to create a plan for what comes next.
Planning ahead is ideal.
But sometimes life doesn't give us that opportunity.
Either way, I'm here.