Moving a parent to assisted living is a major life change that can bring up a mix of emotions for children. Feelings of guilt, sadness, relief, and uncertainty often swirl together, making it hard to know how to cope. This transition affects family dynamics and personal well-being, so finding ways to manage these feelings is essential. This post explores practical strategies children can use to navigate this challenging time with greater ease and confidence. A comfortable ass

As our parents grow older, it can be hard to tell when normal aging shifts into something more concerning. Many adult children feel unsure, guilty, or even intrusive when trying to determine whether a parent needs more support. But noticing early signs can prevent accidents, reduce stress, and ensure your parent maintains the highest quality of life possible. One of the biggest indicators that help may be needed is a change in daily functioning. If your parent is struggling w

Deciding whether an aging parent should remain at home or transition into an assisted living community is one of the most emotional and complex decisions families face. There’s no one-size-fits-all answer—every situation is unique—but understanding the key differences can help you make a choice that supports safety, dignity, and long-term wellbeing. Aging at home , often called “aging in place,” allows your parent to remain in the comfort of the environment they know best. Fa

With AI tools, online and phone scams have entered a scary new chapter: now the scammer might look or sound like someone you know. But there are simple steps everyone can take to stay safe. BY ANDREW LEKASHMAN Today, scammers wield AI with alarming proficiency, employing it as a tool to deceive and exploit unsuspecting individuals. It was a simpler time when a scammer’s greatest tool was a persuasive email or a convincing phone script. While technology has provided incredible

Last week, we had the privilege of meeting with a group of young adults who were feeling overwhelmed as they tried to navigate care decisions for their aging parents. Their stories are not uncommon — many families reach a point where they’re unsure how to best support their loved ones as their needs begin to change. These conversations are often filled with both love and worry. You want your parents to be safe, comfortable, and cared for, but knowing what that looks like — an

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With AI tools, online and phone scams have entered a scary new chapter: now the scammer might look or sound like someone you know. But...