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Adult Sons and Daughters Differ on Dementia Care Responsibilities

Adult children can disagree on the roles they should play when caring for a parent with dementia. Often, the disagreement has to do with gender stereotypes.

Nira Rittenberg and Dr. Jill Cameron are co-supervisors in an OT student project: The study is titled: “Brothers and Sisters Caring for a Parent with Dementia.”

By: Nira Rittenberg: Special to the Star, Published on Mon Feb 29 2016.

Read more in the Star.com website: Health and Wellness section.

This entry was posted in Uncategorized on February 29, 2016 by lsubban.

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