PLANNING FOR DIGNITY®: A Guided Workshop for Aging, Disability, Caregiving, and Long Term Life Planning

Planning for Dignity® is an interactive seminar designed to help pre-retirees, older adults, and family members think beyond financial and estate planning to address the realities of aging, care needs, support systems, housing, healthcare, and quality of life.

Participants will learn how to identify potential risks, evaluate future care needs, and begin creating a personalized roadmap that supports independence, dignity, and long-term stability.

Investment:
• $175 Individual Registration (26 spots available)
• $300 Couple Registration (13 spots available)

Registration includes:
• Lunch
• Planning for Dignity® Workbook
• Seminar materials and resources

Who Should Attend:
• Pre or early Retirement adults
• Spouses and partners
• Anyone seeking to plan proactively before instability develops

Workshop Topics Include:
• Maintaining independence and quality of life as needs change
• Caregiver stress and family burnout
• Planning for changes in health, memory, mobility, and decision making
• Housing and long term living considerations
• Understanding care costs and financial realities
• Transportation and community access
• Medication management and daily support needs
• Choosing powers of attorney, trustees, and decision makers
• Disability and special needs planning
• Crisis prevention and support systems
• Balancing emotional wishes with realistic planning

Participants will leave with:
• Greater clarity about future planning needs
• Practical insight into areas of risk and vulnerability
• Tools to begin meaningful conversations with family and professionals
• Increased understanding of care and support systems
• A stronger framework for preserving dignity, stability, and quality of life over time

This workshop is not about fear. It is about preparation, stability, dignity, and creating a thoughtful plan for the future before crisis takes control. Because a comprehensive plan for the future should include more than finances and legal documents. It should include a plan for living well.

*Additional personalized one on one planning support can be booked after the seminar at a rate of $225 per hour.

Hosted by IKOR of Western Pennsylvania.