Finally, listen intently and without judgment so they feel free to share whatever is on their mind. Know that whatever they tell you, or don’t tell you, is OK. It is also fine to hold their hand and ...

She and I had always exchanged pleasantries, so when she went to use the restroom with the baby in her arms as her spouse ...

Dear Upped: More often than not, I think this habit is a sign of insecurity or a desire to impress. Or both. It can be ...

Finally, listen intently and without judgment so they feel free to share whatever is on their mind. Know that whatever they ...

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas shares a reader's tips for individuals and families dealing with Alzheimer's ...

Her spouse checks their family in with me; she no longer speaks to me and redirects her children instantly if they come to me.

Dear Eric: I work as a monitor at the pool in the community where I live. Recently, a guest that I have seen several times was at the pool with her spouse, two toddlers and baby.

She declined graciously and I returned to my tasks. Since then, however, she has avoided me. She has her spouse check their ...

One of the guests wandered over, selected a peach and handed it to her toddler. The toddler then marched around the house ...

She and I had always exchanged pleasantries, so when she went to use the restroom with the baby in her arms as her spouse ...

I recently had lunch with an old friend. We have known each other for more than 50 years and get together three or four times ...

I talked about something, either my family or something I had done, she couldn’t wait to “best” me with her story.