As a mother, wife, and daughter, I am part of the sandwich generation—those tasked with caring for aging parents while raising children. My personal experience in this role, along with my extensive work as a geriatric psychiatrist, revealed a widespread struggle among families: the emotional and logistical challenges of transitioning from child to caregiver.

Seeing the overwhelming need for support, I created the Aging Parent Course, a comprehensive program designed to guide adult children through this difficult process. With a deep understanding of both the mental health and practical aspects of caregiving, I help families navigate legal issues, stress management, relationship dynamics, and caregiving responsibilities.

My approach focuses on easing suffering, strengthening family bonds, and empowering my clients to show up for their aging parents with confidence and compassion, all while minimizing the guilt and regret that often accompany these transitions.