Erica Komisar joins Sarah Hiner to discuss and expand on her recently published op-ed for The Wall Street Journal titled “We’re Overmedicating Our Children.”
After they die, how do you find the right words to memorialize them? Adriane Berg shares her journey.
Comfort food—ice cream, mac-and-cheese, beer—are more important than nutrition at end of life. Here’s how to give this joy to a dying loved one.
Don’t wait until it’s too late to mend old wounds with loved ones. Writing this letter will allow you to live—and die—without regrets.
While you still remember—questions to you get started sharing your life story with the people you love…and for caregivers to get their loved ones talking.
Here’s how to recognize an agitated dog and what to do—and not do—to keep it from attacking you.
Advanced planning is key to prevent even more difficulties when a parent is seriously ill. What you need to do well before illness or disability occurs.
It’s important to realize what it really costs to own a dog so you can budget properly and set realistic expectations.
If you’re an animal lover and see a service dog, you may be tempted to reach out and pet it. But stop and do this first.
Feeling jealous of your child's success is more common than you’d think. Here's how to reduce that feeling and make sure it doesn't ruin your relationship.
Your daughter or daughter-in-law is pregnant, and you're thrilled—and concerned. Here's how to be a great grandparent during the pregnancy and labor.
I didn’t realize how much my grandparents affected me until recently—and I’m almost a grandparent! What about you?
Your parent is always criticizing your spouse, your child-raising, your purchases—you name it. Here’s how to wrest back control…without causing a rift.
For me, there are few things in life that can beat the comfort of snuggling with my pet cats—and I’m…
Here are the best ways you can stay connected to your grandchildren, wherever they are.
