Lead with Confidence. Build Community. Guide Meaningful Planning.

Solo agers everywhere are looking for structure, clarity, and connection.

If you feel called to bring people together, whether in your neighborhood, online community, senior center, or professional practice, the Navigating Solo™ Dicussion Licensed Facilitator Curriculum gives you everything you need to lead a meaningful, structured six-session solo aging discussion group.

You don’t need formal facilitation training.
You don’t need to create materials from scratch.
You don’t have to figure it out alone.

You’ll be guiding participants through a proven framework designed specifically for solo agers, one that balances emotional reflection with practical planning.

What Is the Navigating Solo™ Discussion Curriculum?

Navigating Solo™ DIscussion Curriculum is a structured, six-session small-group curriculum designed to help solo agers:

• Build intentional support systems

• Navigate healthcare and advance care planning

• Explore housing options

• Prepare for financial and legal conversations

• Clarify values and purpose

• Begin developing a personalized solo aging life plan

The curriculum is discussion-based, worksheet-supported, and grounded in real-life relevance.

When you license the curriculum, you receive both participant-facing materials and facilitator guidance — so you can lead with clarity and confidence.

Lead a Group – License the Guide

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Participant Manual

A professionally designed planning companion for each participant, including:

• Six structured session themes

• Guided discussion prompts

• Worksheets and planning checklists

• The START™ Planning Framework

• Solo Aging Plan Snapshot

• Reflection sheets and progress tracker

Participants leave with tangible tools, not just conversation.

Facilitator Guide

Your behind-the-scenes leadership manual, including:

• Session timing breakdowns

• Opening and closing scripts

• Transition language between sections

• Tips for maintaining group flow and focus

• Guidance for handling common facilitation challenges

• Best practices for creating a welcoming, confidential environment

This structure allows you to facilitate without needing professional credentials.

Start with a License That Fits Your Goals

Individual Facilitators

Single Cohort Facilitator License $129

Designed for individuals who want to host one six-session group.

Includes:

• License to host one 6-session cohort

• Up to 15 participants

• Digital distribution rights for participant materials

• Access to facilitator guide

• Valid for 6 months from purchase

Perfect for peer-led groups, neighborhood initiatives, or small online communities.

Annual Facilitator License $295

Ideal for professionals or leaders planning to host multiple groups per year.

Includes:

• License to host up to 3 six-session cohorts within one year

• Up to 15 participants per cohort

• Digital distribution rights for all cohorts during license year

• Access to curriculum updates and revisions

• Expanded facilitator support materials

This option allows you to integrate the Navigating Solo™ Discussion Curriculum into your ongoing programming.

Organizations

Running a group through a senior center / Council on Aging, nonprofit, healthcare practice, or community organization?

Organizational and site licenses are available.

Click “Get Licensing Info” to request details and customized pricing.

License Term Overview

• Curriculum may not be modified without written permission

• Materials may not be rebranded or resold

• License is non-transferable

• Distribution limited to registered cohort participants only

• Required disclaimer language must be included

Full license agreement provided upon purchase.

You don’t have to build this from scratch. You don’t have to figure out the structure.
You can lead with clarity and help others plan with purpose.

License Term Overview

• Curriculum may not be modified without written permission

• Materials may not be rebranded or resold

• License is non-transferable

• Distribution limited to registered cohort participants only

• Required disclaimer language must be included

Full license agreement provided upon purchase.

You don’t have to build this from scratch.
You don’t have to figure out the structure.
You can lead with clarity — and help others plan with purpose.

Who Is This For?

This curriculum is ideal for:

• Solo agers ready to take initiative and build community

• Peer facilitators and neighborhood leaders

• Social workers or aging professionals

• Senior centers and community organizations

• Online community organizers

• Anyone passionate about intentional solo aging planning

You do not need to be a lawyer, financial advisor, or healthcare professional to lead this group.

You do need a commitment to holding respectful, structured conversation.

Not Ready to Lead, But Want to Participate?

Join our next live online Navigating Solo™ Discussion Group Cohort, this Spring.

Experience the curriculum in action.
Connect with other solo agers.
Take your first steps toward intentional planning.

Why Licensing Matters

Solo aging planning deserves consistency, clarity, and integrity.

Licensing ensures:

• A structured participant experience

• Respect for intellectual property

• Clear facilitation boundaries

• Ongoing curriculum refinement

• Protection of the Navigating Solo™ framework

This is more than a downloadable guide. It is a thoughtfully developed planning curriculum designed to support meaningful conversation and proactive preparation.

A Natural Path to Deeper Planning

The Solo Aging Discussion Guide is a powerful starting point—but it’s not the end of the journey. Many groups find that once they’ve explored these six key topics, they want more tools to continue their planning on a personal level.

That’s where the Navigating Solo™ Planning Workbook comes in.

This 140-page workbook:

• Expands on the themes covered in the group sessions

• Offers detailed planning worksheets, checklists, and templates

• Helps solo agers organize information and take action at their own pace

The workbook is sold separately, but discussion groups often inspire participants to dive deeper into their personal planning using this comprehensive resource.