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Free, in-person workshops in five U.S. cities will help family caregivers explore practical ways to use ChatGPT, with no prior AI experience required. Family caregiving often means juggling countless responsibilities,…
By Dr. Amy D’Aprix, Gerontological Social Worker Discovering that you and your siblings have very different perspectives about your parents’ situation may be one of the most surprising—and challenging—aspects of…
As our loved ones age, activities and habits that were once easy to maintain can develop unexpected challenges. Changes in mobility can make it harder to participate in activities, especially physical exercise. However,…
When Jill speaks about her mom, Rianne, 84, she doesn’t begin with what has changed about her, but who she’s always been. Jill describes her as “fabulous,” the kind of person who notices details, likes things done a…
Everyone needs support sometimes. It's true for our loved ones, who may need more help with daily tasks, or develop more complex support needs, as they age. It's also true for caregivers, who step up to become a part of…
When I ask people who they think will help them when they get older, most answer without hesitation, “my children.” It’s true that adult children are often a notable source of support as people age. And—if a person has…