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Living With Aging Parents: A Planning Workbook helps adult children and their parents decide whether to share a home, prepare for the move, and keep the arrangement working.
Practical worksheets, conversation guides, and realistic scenarios turn the big questions into a plan with next steps and dates.
Inside the workbook, readers will find:
- Where Are We Starting? A readiness check to spot your hopes, worries, and first priorities
- Talking It Through: A guide for honest family conversations, with a topic tracker
- Planning the Money: An expense planner, an agreement worksheet, and questions to ask professionals
- Making the Home Work: A room-by-room walk-through, a zone planner, a floor plan sketch, and a home change priority list
- Daily Routines and Roles: A weekly rhythm planner and a “Who Does What?” chore chart
- Feelings and Boundaries: Ten ways to ease the strain, a boundaries worksheet, and prompts for seeing things through your parent’s eyes
- Looking After Your Body: A caregiver strain log, a self-care plan, and where to find caregiver training
- What Would You Do If…? Six scenarios with writing space and discussion notes
- When More Help Is Needed: Signs to watch for, a local services list, and a support network page
- Your Action Plan: Top priorities, a step-by-step plan with target dates, and a reusable monthly family check-in
- Resources and Next Steps: Trusted places to find help, plus your first three steps
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Important Disclaimer: This workbook is for educational purposes only. It is not legal, financial, medical, or professional advice, and it does not replace guidance from a licensed professional. Completing it does not guarantee safety or any particular outcome. Every family’s situation is different, so talk with qualified professionals, such as your parent’s doctor, an occupational therapist, an elder law attorney, a financial advisor, or a tax professional, about your own needs. Names and stories in the scenarios are fictional examples. Outside websites and organizations listed in the workbook are provided for convenience, and their services and contact details may change.
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