Progressive Independence
You have carried this for years. You don’t have to carry the future alone
A gentle, structured conversation about what happens next — before anyone needs it to.
Across six sessions we write down what matters to your son or daughter, map the support that exists today, survey housing options, understand funding routes, and agree an emergency continuity plan. It ends in a written Family Future Plan you keep.
We include the people who will carry the plan forward: a sibling briefing, an emergency continuity card for the fridge, and a signposting checklist for the professional conversations — solicitor, lasting power of attorney, financial planning — that we never give advice on ourselves.
What support looks like
What progress looks like
It starts with wishes, not worries
The first session is about the adult at the centre: what matters to them, their Life List, the things they would love everyday life to make possible. The paperwork follows the person — never the other way round.
Our honest boundary
We facilitate conversations and signpost to solicitors, financial planners and the council. We never give legal, financial or medical advice, and we never act on anyone’s behalf.