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Nine everyday topics, including fear of falling, balance, walking, getting up from a chair, leg strength, sleep, purpose, and staying connected. Eight pages each.
A 30-day independence plan—no equipment needed
Everyday Steps gives older adults and their families a clear, large-print-friendly plan for building strength, checking the home, and moving with more confidence—one manageable page at a time.
Launch price. Regular price $59.99. One large-print-friendly PDF for personal or family household use.
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See what is inside
Aiko Mori explains each topic on video.
The problem
About 1 in 4 people 65 and older fall each year, according to the CDC. Yet most advice stops at "be careful".
Fear of falling can make people move less, and moving less can leave balance and strength weaker. Exercise programs are one of the best-supported ways to reduce falls, and a U.S. task force recommends them for older adults at higher risk.
This plan turns that research into one small step a day, and shows you where the research is still unfinished.
What changes
Look inside
These are real pages. Click any page to enlarge it.
What you get
Nine everyday topics, including fear of falling, balance, walking, getting up from a chair, leg strength, sleep, purpose, and staying connected. Eight pages each.
Lighting, floors, the bathroom, stairs, footwear, and medicines, with room-by-room checks.
Six short routines with levels, troubleshooting, and logs, from chair rises to a walking ladder.
One small step a day, with weekly reviews and trackers.
Calendars, planners, logs, and an emergency information page.
Cheat sheets, plain-word glossary, fridge cards, and every source.
Also: you can print any page in large type for easier reading.
Your presenter
Aiko Mori presents the video series that goes with this plan. She explains each topic calmly, in plain words, one small step at a time.
Why you can trust it
Every factual claim in this collection carries a source tag, and the full list is in the last book. Sources include: The CDC, the National Institute on Aging, the World Health Organization, the Cochrane Library, the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force, and the National Academies.
Where the research is unfinished, the pages say so. That is the point.
One more thing at checkout
At checkout you can add a 70-page guide for $9.99, written for adult children and caregivers. It covers how to start the conversation, scripts for common situations, a room-by-room home walk-through, and trackers for keeping in touch.
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Questions
No. It is general information about staying active and making the home safer. Talk to your doctor before starting new exercise, especially if you have had falls or dizziness. Stop and get help for chest pain, severe breathlessness, faintness, or sudden weakness.
No. A sturdy chair, a kitchen counter, and supportive shoes are enough for most of it.
Yes. It is a PDF, so you can enlarge it on any device or print it.
Both. The main plan is for anyone who wants to stay steady. The family guide is for the person helping.
You can print pages for your own household. Please do not resell or upload the files.
Thirty days, six books, every claim sourced. Instant download. Talk to your doctor before starting new exercise.
$39.99 launch price. Regular price $59.99.