Dr. Amy D’Aprix, MSW, PhD, CSA, is a life transition consultant, author, professional speaker, facilitator, coach and expert in aging, retirement and caregiving. She is President of Dr. Amy Inc. and the Executive Director of the DAI Foundation on Caregiving.
She is a regular contributor to caregiverstress.com:
Question: My mother has been living alone since my father died. She is in the house they both lived in for 40 years. I don’t think it is good for her to be living alone and have suggested that she move nearer to me and my wife. We live about 3 hours away. I am…
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Question: My father was recently diagnosed with terminal cancer. I want to talk with him about what he would like for his end-of-life plans but I don’t have any idea how to start the conversation. He never has liked to talk about personal things. Do you have any ideas about how I can approach this? …
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Question: I have three brothers and sisters but they all live in other parts of the country. I live in the same town as my parents. I’m happy to do things for my parents, but I think my siblings believe they don’t have to do anything because they live far away. How do I get…
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Question: My mother is very disabled from a stroke, and recently she had another stroke. I’m doing my best to care for her at home, but I also have a husband and three children, and I work full-time. My mother’s mind hasn’t been the same since her first stroke. She is often very confused and doesn’t…
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Question: I’m feeling very frustrated because my mother is constantly calling me at work and it is interfering with my job. My mother lives by herself since my father died. I think she may be bored and doesn’t know what to do with herself. I have tried to explain that her phone calls are very…
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