Our Philosophy
"Relivement is about moving TO something meaningful to YOU! It's designing a life that aligns with your values, leverages your strengths, and creates lasting impact."
Life is a series of transitions, and each one offers an opportunity to intentionally design what comes next. Whether you're approaching retirement, changing careers, experiencing health challenges, or navigating relationship changes, relivement provides a framework for thoughtful transformation.
Intentional Design
Most people spend more time planning a vacation than designing their next life chapter. We believe transitions deserve intentional planning.
Holistic Approach
While traditional planning focuses on finances, we address all dimensions of wellbeing for a truly fulfilling life design.
Types of Life Journeys
Our platform supports over 50 different life journey types, each designed to help you navigate specific transitions with clarity and purpose.
Major Life Transitions
- Retirement Planning
- Career Change
- Empty Nest
- Divorce/Separation
Relationship Changes
- Marriage/Partnership
- Loss of Loved One
- Caregiving Responsibilities
- Blended Families
Health-Related Events
- Chronic Illness
- Recovery Journey
- Wellness Transformation
- Disability Accommodation
Financial Situations
- Financial Windfall
- Business Exit
- Inheritance Management
- Debt Recovery
Personal Growth
- Identity Re-exploration
- Spiritual Awakening
- Creative Pursuits
- Skill Development
External Circumstances
- Relocation/Moving
- Job Loss/Termination
- Economic Changes
- Social Changes
Ready to explore your specific journey?
View All JourneysThe Ten Dimensions of Relivement
Our comprehensive framework addresses ten interconnected dimensions that together create a fulfilling life. Each dimension is equally important and requires thoughtful attention during life transitions.
Emotional Wellbeing
Your ability to understand, express and manage your feelings while maintaining a positive outlook and resilience during life's challenges.
Spiritual Wellbeing
Your connection to something larger than yourself, whether through formal religious practices, philosophical frameworks, or personal belief systems.
Social Connections
Your relationships including friendships, community involvement, and broader social networks.
Family and Intimate Relationships
Your close connections with family and partners with whom you share deep bonds.
Work and Contribution
Your meaningful engagement that makes a difference to others or causes you care about.
Skills and Capabilities
Your capabilities developed throughout life and potential new areas for development.
Health
Your current medical wellbeing, including preventive care, chronic condition management, nutrition, sleep, and healthcare access.
Physical Activity
Your current movement patterns, exercise habits, and functional capabilities.
Living Environment
Your current living situation, community context, and whether your surroundings support your wellbeing.
Recreation
Activities you pursue primarily for enjoyment, refreshment, and pleasure.
