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Self-care is critical to well-being, whether you’re a primary caregiver or a supporter.
Self-care is critical to well-being, whether you’re a primary caregiver or a supporter.
The process looks different for everyone but has a common goal.
It’s OK to grieve and “feel the feelings.” Experts share their tips.
Mental and physical reactions are normal, and professional help is available.
Planning and anticipating joyous occasions can be taxing, too. Here’s how to manage it.
The solution to this growing health problem is to make meaningful connections. Here’s how.
It’s normal to feel nervous, but these five strategies can help.
Symptoms can interfere with daily living, but the condition is manageable.
Knowing what to expect can reduce anxiety.
Schools often can help if parents inform the right people.
You don’t have to accept mood changes as a normal part of aging.
Therapy can help you understand yourself and your situation better.