Coping in New Territory, Rd Ed.: The Handbook for Children of Aging Parents

by Suzanne Roberts

Book Overview

Our parent's increasing needs arise just as we are preparing for our own retirement. How do we navigate this dilemma? How can we remain supportive and have a life of our own? This book is the ultimate... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0967816122
• ISBN13: 9780967816128
• Release Date: July 2004
• Publisher: Cheltenham Press
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 6.1" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Insightful and helpful

Suzanne has written an insightful and most helpful book that brought so many things to light for me in seeing and aiding mom as she progressed with serious dementia and let me be at peace with her need to be out of her home and well cared for with people around her all day long. I refer to this book on a continual basis and always find it a wonderful resource. Thank you, Suzanne.

Coping in New Territory: The Handbook for Children of Aging Parents, Third Edition

After reading this book I ordered copies for three friends. They all found it extremely helpful.

Coping in New Territory: The Handbook for Children of Aging Parents

This book helped put difficult family dynamics in perspective and gave good suggestions on how to work through some of them. The stress related with trying to help elderly parents can be overwhelming, and this book gave great insight on how and when to help, and when to back off. I have used many of the suggestions in relating to my parents as well as my siblings.

Helpful book

This is a very helpful book for children of aging parents - I have recommended it to several people and all have found it most helpful.

Coping In New Territory, A Handbook for Children of Aging Pa

This book saved my family. I read it, then got copies for my four siblings. When we came home to meet with my parents, we were all in agreement about how to support them, but keep them safe. Every chapter talked to us. It was as though Suzanne had been one of our family describing what we had all experienced. Thank heaven for this book. Our parents are accepting in home care and we can breathe easily about their safety.