Explore the profile of an individual who is experiencing a mid-life crisis. Also examine ways to cope with a mid-life crisis. (
http://www.aomc.og/HOD2/general/general-MID-LIFE.html
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This web site presents issues and trends related to the well-being and healthy functioning of Canadian families with articles, publications, and web links. (
http://www.vifamily.ca
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Paul Costa is one of the leading researchers on adult personality development. At this web site, Costa describes a number of his research studies. (
http://lpcwww.grc.nia.nih.gov
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The web site of the Caregiver Network has a variety of resources for caregivers and links to caregiver services across Canada. (
http://www.caregiver.on.ca
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From the University of Pittsburgh, this web site focuses on many aspects of intergenerational relations, including books and articles, community programs, and more. (
http://www.nnfr.org/igen/rgb.htm
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This web site of the U.S. Administration on aging provides links to national organizations, state networks, academic programs, projects, and international links on the topic of intergenerational relationships and issues. (
http://www.aoa.dhhs.gov/NAIC/Notes/intergenerational/html
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Lots of tips are provided about ways that middle-aged adults can cope with being "sandwiched" between a younger and an older generation. (
http://members.aol.com/sandwchgen/
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This online guide for families who care for a frail family member provides information and advice on how to cope as a caregiver. Access the article from the home page of the web site. (
http://www.caregiver.on.ca
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