In this powerful conversation, I sit down with Dr. Leslie Windman, a world-renowned chiropractor, co-creator of Chicken Soup for the Chiropractic Soul, and recipient of the prestigious Love Award for community service.

With more than 30 years of experience and a groundbreaking approach that blends science and spirituality.

Dr. Windman has helped thousands of women reclaim their health, clarity, and sense of purpose. Her latest work, To Be Me Again, challenges women to step out of roles that no longer serve them and return to their authentic selves.

In this episode, we explore:

• What makes her message so unique • Why she feels called to do this work now • What a “Womentor” is — and why women need one • Why so many people fear change • Whether true transformation requires dramatic life shifts

This is a conversation about courage, reinvention, and rediscovering joy — at any stage of life.

If you are navigating transition, questioning your next chapter, or ready to reconnect with your own strength, this discussion will resonate deeply.

My name is Mirit Hoffman, an elder law lawyer and gerontologist based in Israel. I help older adults and their families stay in control through practical legal planning, including wills, estate planning, enduring powers of attorney, prenups, and financial agreements for second marriages. I also advise on cross-border issues for those making aliyah or retiring in Israel. My goal is to provide clear, compassionate legal solutions that support aging well and protect family relationships

You are also welcome to visit my website for a lot more information www.lawmirit.com

What happens when your aging parents are thousands of miles away — and something goes wrong?

In this episode, elder law attorney and gerontologist Mirit Hoffman sits down with Matt Field — rabbi-turned-home-care-agency-owner from Chicago — for a deeply practical and heartfelt conversation about aging well across borders. Matt brings over two decades of experience supporting families through life's most difficult transitions, first as a congregational rabbi and now as a home care professional.

Together they explore the unique challenges Jewish families face when distance separates adult children from aging parents — from guilt and sibling conflict to emergency planning and the power of technology. Whether you're a family navigating Jewish senior life from Israel, the US, or anywhere in between, this episode is packed with guidance you can use today.

Topics covered: aging health · aging well · Jewish family caregiving · sandwich generation · elder care from abroad · making Aliyah with aging parents · senior home care · powers of attorney · technology for seniors · AI and elder care · Jewish values and aging · caregiver guilt · sibling dynamics · independent living communities

You are also welcome to visit my website for a lot more information www.lawmirit.com

In this episode, I, Mirit Hoffman – elder law attorney and gerontologist, sit down with Lini Schulz, a professional home organizer and former occupational therapist. Her background allows her to approach home organization through a functional, client-centered lens- helping individuals reduce stress and make every day living easier.

A well-organized home is key to safety and independence in later life. In this episode, we discuss common home safety risks for seniors, the emotional challenges of downsizing, and how the combination of occupational therapy and professional organizing can support seniors and their families through this transition.

My name is Mirit Hoffman, an elder law lawyer and gerontologist based in Israel. I help older adults and their families stay in control through practical legal planning, including wills, estate planning, enduring powers of attorney, prenups, and financial agreements for second marriages. I also advise on cross-border issues for those making aliyah or retiring in Israel. My goal is to provide clear, compassionate legal solutions that support aging well and protect family relationships

You are also welcome to visit my website for a lot more information www.lawmirit.com