Stay or Move? Aging, Independence, and Home
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In this episode of Comforting Closure - Conversations with a Death Doula, Traci Arieli discusses one of the most emotional and difficult decisions many older adults and families face: should you age in place or move?
Joined by Kim Costa, Realtor and author of Live in Your Wheel House, they discuss how decisions around home, independence, caregiving, safety, grief, and community are deeply connected to quality of life as we age.
Together, they talk about the fear many people feel about leaving the familiar, the reality of caregiving inside the home, and what can happen when these conversations are delayed until crisis hits. They also explore practical ways to evaluate whether a home still supports someone’s physical, emotional, social, and financial needs.
Topics discussed include:
- Aging in place vs moving into a residential community
- Fear of losing independence
- How adult children can support aging parents
- Signs a home may no longer be safe or sustainable
- Caregiver overwhelm and deferred home maintenance
- Community, belonging, and quality of life
- Financial and health considerations when planning ahead
- How to approach these conversations before a crisis occurs
This episode is for older adults, caregivers, adult children, healthcare professionals, death doulas, and anyone navigating aging, caregiving, grief, or major life transitions.
Links/Resources
- Kim Costa: https://lifestylefoundations.com
- Book: Live in Your Wheel House by Kim Costa
- Host: Traci Arieli - https://www.comfortingclosure.com
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