Caregiving can bring out the best and worst in us. This column offers 5 lesser-known insights from two decades of caring for elderly parents.

Redefining “Normal” with Love: how I learned to meet my mother and her dementia with open hands, patience, and Validation Therapy.

As our parents age, we can start bracing for their physical and mental decline. How do we instead savor the moments we still have them present in our lives?

Researchers found that women ages 40-65 increasingly struggle with life balance because they are dealing with multiple co-occurring stressor

Cherie Cotner has enjoyed a full and joyful life,including giving birth while using a wheelchair. Now she’s charting a new chapter

I Start Wondering’s new feature highlights women who are thriving at midlife and beyond. Let's introduce you to Dorian Martin, ISW’s founder

Women often go through major transitions at midlife—and this becomes a time to revise our identity. Who are we now? Who do we want to become