Curiosity-Based Care for elder care decisions: how asking better questions reduces conflict, protects dignity, and leads to choices families can live with.
Elder care decisions are usually made under pressure, and pressure narrows the questions families ask. Curiosity-Based Care slows that down.
Instead of starting with the options - home care, assisted living, long term care - it starts with what matters to the person whose life is changing, and what everyone is actually afraid of. This piece walks through how to run those conversations, how curiosity reduces sibling conflict and guilt, and how it produces decisions that hold up months later.