Hello, there!
If a move is on your horizon—or even just in the back of your mind—this month’s articles are designed to help you feel more informed, confident, and prepared.
We’re breaking down some of the most common questions we hear from clients every day: What’s the real difference between decluttering and downsizing? Are your parents hoarding their belongings? And who can help when a move starts to feel overwhelming?
We recently came across an article that discussed how listening to music everyday can have a positive impact keeping dementia symptoms at bay. We’ve linked it here and hope you find it fascinating!
Downsizing Vs. Decluttering: Why the Difference Matters
These two terms are often used interchangeably—but they’re not the same.
Decluttering is about creating a more comfortable, manageable home.
Downsizing goes deeper. It’s about deciding what truly fits your next chapter and letting go of the rest with intention. Understanding the difference can save you time, energy, and a lot of frustration.
It’s easy for adult children to look at a parent’s home and see clutter. But for many older adults, their belongings represent a lifetime of memories, values, and security—not a problem that needs to be solved. An approach that incorporates compassion and patience will be more helpful and successful.
Take the Stress Out of Moving with a Senior Move Manager
Most people facing a downsizing move feel overwhelmed—and that’s completely normal.
A Senior Move Manager provides hands-on support, guidance, and coordination through every step of the process, helping you avoid costly mistakes and unnecessary stress.
If you’re wondering how people actually get through a downsizing move, this article explains how.
