Before the Crisis: Conversations Worth Having
How to begin talking about values, healthcare preferences, caregiving, independence, and future decisions before urgency takes over.
Aging & End-of-Life Decision Support
Some of life’s most important decisions deserve time, information, and a voice.
Aging can bring questions about independence, health, caregiving, housing, family roles, priorities, and what a good life means now. End-of-life planning adds decisions many families postpone until a crisis. Today Transitions creates a calm, structured place to think and talk before everything has to be decided at once.
Today Transitions
What This Work Is—and Is Not
The purpose is not to make decisions for you. It is to help you become clearer about what matters, better prepared for conversations with professionals and family, and more confident participating in decisions that affect your life.
Individual & Family Support
- Clarifying values and priorities as needs change
- Preparing for healthcare appointments and difficult conversations
- Thinking through independence, caregiving, housing, and changing family roles
- Identifying questions related to advance care planning and healthcare preferences
- Helping families prepare for conversations about serious illness and end-of-life wishes
- Considering quality of life, acceptable tradeoffs, and what matters most
- Organizing options and identifying what additional medical, legal, or financial information is needed
- Supporting decision-making when there is uncertainty or family disagreement
Today Transitions
Workshop Menu
What Matters Most?
A values-based framework for thinking about aging, health, independence, quality of life, and future choices.
Helping Families Talk About End-of-Life Decisions
Practical ways to start and sustain conversations people often avoid, including how to listen when family members see things differently.
Being an Effective Healthcare Advocate
How to prepare questions, organize information, communicate priorities, and participate more confidently in healthcare decisions.
Formats & Fees
Individual coaching/support
60-minute session or 3-session engagement
Discuss during introductory call for Individual coaching/supportFamily decision conversation
75–90 minutes when appropriate
Custom quote for Family decision conversationWorkshop / organization
60–90 minutes; half-day option
Custom quote for Workshop / organization
Fees and format are discussed during the complimentary introductory conversation.
Your next chapter
Don’t Wait for an Emergency
You do not have to wait for a crisis to have an important conversation.
Start with a complimentary 20–30 minute introductory Zoom conversation.