Goodbye, House: The Emotional Jouney

We take our houses for granted sometimes. The roof over our heads keeps us safe from the elements, the walls around us demarcate the space in which we live, and the central heat, air conditioning, electricity and running water are the creature comforts that we have come to expect in our part of the world. We are physically safe in our houses.

But when does the house become a home?

In this new book Marilyn Moldowan explores the emotional in's and out's of whether to stay or to go when the time comes to make a decision about the family home. And the paths that can be taken to make an aging parent or friend feel comfortable with their decision.