Ask questions kindly and listen. No fixing allowed.

Checking in on someone you care about doesn’t have to feel awkward or confrontational. The right open-ended questions can gently open the door to support, connection, and trust. 

Autoimmune Support

The pressure of chronic illness on a spouse or partner can be heavy. This article offers helpful tips to check-in with your loved one without being too much or not enough.

How to Be a Good Partner to Someone with Chronic Illness

Aging Care

These resources can help you ask thoughtful questions, listen well, and communicate openly. Aim to understand their perspective, and if a situation is urgent, step in more assertively while still honoring their wishes.  

Is Your Aging Parent OK? What to check & how to talk about it

Strengthening Older Adulthood Parent-Child Connections | NDSU Agriculture

Still have questions? We are here to help. Book a 1-hour Clarity Call with Amy for Autoimmune Support or with Audrey for Aging Care.

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