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May, 2008

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MARRIAGE AS A WORK OF ART -- "I always recommend working as a couple," says Ruth Morehouse, Ph.D., co-director of The Marriage & Family Center in Evergreen. "Even if the issue is individual, like low self-esteem or insecurity, the context of couples therapy is important. Your partner keeps you honest, provides an accurate picture of you, and sees you taking an issue on. It promotes respect between partners."

SURVIVAL GUIDE SERIES: Understanding Eating Disorders -- "Having a negative body image and talking about it freely is insidious," says Denise McGuire, Ph.D. a licensed psychologist. "It's hard to be a woman and feel good about your  body," she adds. "Most people fall somewhere on an eating disorder continuum. Most people are dissatisfied with their bodies."

THE SHOCK OF EARLY  MENOPAUSE -- Premature silvery gray hair can be stunning and fashionable. Premature menopause is never greeted so enthusiastically. Our health writer will explain some of the odd and mysterious symptoms of early menopause that may begin 10 years before the average age of 51. 

SURVIVAL GUIDE FOR WIDOWS -- Michelle Davison was making a cup of tea when a police car pulled in front of her Niwot, Colorado, house. The officer's face was lined with sorrow, so her first instinct was to ask about her children. "No, it's your husband," was his reply. Michelle joined the more than half a million women in the United States that year widowed under the age of 45. If you've been widowed or you're the friend of a widow, this is essential reading. Michelle, left, is photographed embracing her daughter Rachel.

Caring for Aging Parents -- When you decide to move a parent: assisted living may be the answer, also, understanding legal documents will help your parents should they become incapacitated. 

How to investigate a nursing home: the second part of a series. Many nursing homes are ailing, which makes the decision to find the right one all the more difficult. It's now possible to search for facility ratings on the Internet. We'll give you step-by-step instructions.

An interview with Rabbi Zalman M. Schachter-Shalomi, co-author of " From Age-ing to Sage-ing," 75, shares his insights into renewing the relationship with your parents.


 

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