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Part 3 of a 3-Part Series When we begin to sense that a loved one’s sadness might be more than…

Laundry. It’s never ending, and left unchecked it’ll get out of out control faster than an unsupervised toddler with a…

By Moayad Ismail, MD FACPSouthwest Medical, part of Optum When you live in Nevada, you get used to extreme heat.…

I’ve written about screen time as an adult – now it’s time to face the bigger challenge: kids’ screen time.…

Part 2 of a 3-Part Series It’s easy to assume that deep sadness in older adults is just part of…

Years ago, I read a poem and it’s been stuck in my head ever since. Dust If You Must by…

Part 1 of a 3-Part Series As our loved ones age, life naturally brings change—retirement, physical decline, the loss of…

The highlight of our summer will undoubtably be an upcoming road trip to visit family…though you wouldn’t know it when…

In early 2017, I, Karen Taylor, had the opportunity to attend a Community Care Partnership traininghosted by the Alzheimer’s Association.…

Part 5: Connection — Letting Others In Without Losing Yourself Self-care isn’t isolation—it’s preservation. And one of the greatest truths…