Seniors: Are you tired of having your daughter insist that you cannot manage where you live? Are you convinced you will never move, or do you want to move to a safer environment but do not know how to begin the process?

Adult Children: Do you worry about your aging mother living alone? Are you frustrated with your father's stubbornness about staying in his current apartment?

Now you can get answers to the senior housing dilemmas while sailing on a luxurious cruise in December in the warm, sunny Caribbean. Enjoy a relaxing venue as you take pleasure in beautiful and exotic ports of call, while you participate in interesting and interactive senior housing seminars.

Book this seminar cruise for yourself, or come along with your parent or adult child. The seminars are designed to describe senior housing options and help everyone have better lines of communication about if, when, and where to move. 

For seniors, these seminars validate your self-worth and guide you through various decisions. For the adult children, they teach you how to assist your parent find the best possible housing. Topics include:

• Modifying the current home or deciding to move
• Doing the homework
• Learning about the many housing choices
• Having the interview
• Downsizing
• Moving in and acclimating

Both generations should learn how to participate in the conversation that flows from "I am not ready" to "I do not want to move" to "I am not sure" to the realization of  "I love it here." These are the keys to successful senior living.          

The seminars are taught by Roberta Schultz Benor, the author of The Keys to Senior Housing: A Guide for Two Generations (PublishAmerica 2009). She offers ways for both generations to restructure their thought processes regarding the senior housing choices, so that when they are presented with actual new keys or the symbolic key of crossing the threshold to a new place, they will feel as though they are organized and in control of the situation within new boundaries.

For more information, see our Booking Page, or email Sandy.