1 in every 8 Americans aged 40 to 60 is in the sandwich generation, are you one of them? The sandwich generation refers to those adults who are “sandwiched” between taking care of a parent while also taking care of a child. Back in 1981, a social worker named Dorothy Miller invented the phrase “sandwich […]

While caring for a loved one, it is not uncommon for some families to experience conflict among the family during the caregiving journey. There can be many reasons why this happens; It could be old grudges or resentments that have begun to creep up into current arguments, or perhaps the family is spread out across […]

This article is written by R. Malcolm Stewart, M.D. Dr. Stewart is a neurologist specializing in Alzheimer’s and Parkinson’s disease. Since retiring from direct practice, Dr. Stewart decided to go back to college and is currently working toward a degree in computer science. This article represents Dr. Stewart’s reflections on his experience with returning to […]

As we grow older, times inevitably change. With that change comes retirement. Some may avoid retirement because they still feel a sense of purpose with their career and may love what they do. In fact, they may have been working so long that they don’t know what life is like without their work. Others may […]