Mature Resources - Rosemary Licht, Ph.D. & Phyllis Levine, Ph.D, Relationship Experts

The Children of Michael Jackson One Year after His Death

By Phyllis Goldberg, Ph.D. and Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D.

This week marks a year since Michael Jackson died. After his untimely death, a major focus was the future of his children, Prince, Paris and 'Blanket.' According to Jackson's will, his mother was to raise them - and the judge granted her permanent custody. All the while, pundits were busy predicting who would really take care of them.

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Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D. & Phyllis Goldberg, Ph.D. - The Relationship Experts

Are you sandwiched between parents growing older and children growing up? Phyllis Goldberg, Ph.D. and Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D. are relationship experts who focus on the challenges of a family in flux. Here you'll find practical strategies and solutions.

For more information, visit their websites www.NourishingRelationships.blogspot.com, and www.HerMentorCenter.com.

Recover from Financial Panic by Investing in Yourself

By Phyllis Goldberg, Ph.D. & Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D.

The financial crisis affected many people and involved losses on so many levels –jobs, income, money in the stock market, a certain comfort level, retirement funds, a sense of security, dreams for the future. And, inevitably, these feelings of loss are accompanied by a period of grieving. Ever since Dr. Elizabeth Kubler-Ross first identified the stages of mourning in her seminal book, “On Death and Dying,” bards, mental health experts and pundits have waxed philosophical about this difficult process.

How the Sandwich Generation Can Help Their Parents Create a Legacy of Meaning

By Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D. and Phyllis Goldberg, Ph. D.

As a Baby Boomer member of the Sandwich Generation, perhaps you have already had talks with your aging parents about their wills, beneficiaries, and advanced medical directives for hospital care. But have you discussed an ethical will or the legacy of meaning they wish to leave behind? As parents grow older, it becomes more important to them to be remembered for the life lessons they taught than for the material gifts they leave behind.

How to Lay Low as Helicopter Parents

By Phyllis Goldberg, Ph.D. and Rosemary Lichtman, Ph.D.

By now your college student has settled into the dorm and adjusted to campus life. Despite the relief you feel, are you surprised to discover that letting go is more difficult than you imagined? Even with the time constraints and daily pressures that you experience as a member of the Sandwich Generation, are you ambivalent about cutting the apron strings?