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This program deals with the problems of caring for elderly parents while attempting to maintain one’s own family and career. It looks at the signals that a parent may need help in taking care of him or herself, dealing with a parent’s anger and helplessness, adjusting to role reversal, and finding and choosing between available options to deal with tough problems. (19 minutes)



 
    

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Copyright date: ©1993




     


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The Aging Process

Part of the aging process is inevitable-but only part. This program explains the effects of aging on the human mind and body, explores the "damage" and "cell clock" theories about why cells wear out, and examines the lifestyle habits that affect both...(more details)
 
Ageless America

The focus of this program: caring for the elderly; why women live longer than men; the prospect of aging for a new generation of the middle-aged with fewer children and many more single women; the "sandwich generation" of adults with responsibility f...(more details)
 
Factors in Healthy Aging

A half-century-long study that examined the mental health of Harvard graduates over their lifetimes is used to illuminate the predictors of healthy aging. Viewers also follow several elderly people as they go through their days and discuss their rout...(more details)
 
Caring for the Elderly

This program provides an overview of the various methods of care available for the aging, from day care centers and group housing to respite care and nursing homes. It profiles a middle-aged couple searching for the best mode of care for their parent...(more details)
 
Family Caregivers

What is it like to care for a dying parent, a 35-year-old husband with a progressive disease, or a young child with severe developmental disabilities? This program from The Doctor Is In steps into the lives of caregivers and their families and offers...(more details)
 


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