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Your favorite band from your freshman year at college, the song for your first dance as a married couple, the nursery rhymes that you played for your children, or the tune that makes you feel like dancing in the kitchen.

You have worked very hard as the primary caregiver for your parent or spouse.

As we age, we notice more outward signs of the passing years such as deepening wrinkles, pronounced laugh lines, grey hair, or we pick up our reading glasses more frequently.

Many of us are familiar with a living will but fewer are aware of what a POLST form is and its benefits to your family.

Perhaps you have been in denial for a while that mom is not managing her finances very well.

Did you know September is Intergeneration Month, a time to intentionally connect generations to communicate age-related gratitude and needs?

Dementia is a mental disease that is far-reaching and can affect the entire family, including children and grandchildren. For kids and teens, […]

As your parent gets older, their medication list can get longer and more complicated.

As another day of eerie smoke from wild fires covers much of the West Coast, we are closing our windows, staying inside, not running the vacuum, blowing our noses, and adding drops to our burning eyes.