by: Linda Fodrini-Johnson Millions of families, and my own family, are under great pressure during this unprecedented time in our nation’s history.

by: Charlene Neu Could COVID-19 have contributed to my Mom’s death on March 2? We will never know, though she was considered

by: Susan Valoff This blog post was originally scheduled for March, designated annually as “Social Work Month.” March is also when life,

On March 25th, 2020, I had the honor of meeting with some of the top women business leaders in the Seattle area.

By: Lisa Mayfield As more residents in retirement communities are diagnosed with COVID-19, some families are struggling with the decision of whether

by Lisa Kaufman Even if I have been a member of the Aging Life Care Association for nearly 20 years, I have

By:  Linda Fodrini-Johnson, MA, MFT, CMC, Walnut Creek, CA The current worldwide pandemic is causing sleepless nights, hand wringing and some strange

by Lisa Kaufman I received a call this morning. A man who has never spoken with me before wanted my opinion about

by Miriam Zucker I live in New Rochelle, New York, a city whose fame is rooted with the Petrie’s of The Dick

By: Tasha Beauchamp What we know as of 3/1/20 COVID-19 is spread much like the regular flu—through coughs and sneezes that put