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Dr. Barbara Sparacino, M.D.
Addiction Psychiatrist
Throughout her career, Dr. Sparacino has been recognized for her holistic approach to mental health care, combining evidence-based treatments with a profound empathy for her patients. Her work is marked by a dedication to improving quality of life through personalized treatment plans and collaborative care strategies.
- PInecrest, FL
- American Psychiatric Association Institute Psychiatric Services
- Accepting new patients
Balancing the Costs and Care: Strategies for the Sandwich Generation
Caring for both children and aging parents is a reality for many Americans today—especially those in their 40s and 50s, often referred to as the "sandwich generation. " These caregivers...
How to Help Aging Parents Declutter Without Overstepping Boundaries
One of the biggest challenges is knowing how to begin the decluttering process without overstepping boundaries. The article highlights the importance of approaching the topic...
From Stress to Strength: The Complicated Journey of Caring for Aging Parents
As our parents age, the dynamics of our relationships inevitably shift. This transition brings a mix of emotions—love, concern, frustration, and even guilt. It's a complicated...
The Hidden Cost of "Free" Caregiving
When we hear about caregiving, it’s often painted as a selfless act of love and devotion. But did you know that the cost of “free” caregiving in the U. S. is staggering? In...
Navigating the Shift: Setting Boundaries with Aging Parents
Navigating the Shift: Setting Boundaries with Aging ParentsCaring for aging parents is a journey filled with love, sacrifice, and sometimes, a whole lot of guilt. But let's face...
How Smart Tech is Revolutionizing Care for Aging Parents
As our loved ones age, maintaining their independence while ensuring their safety becomes a priority! Smart home technology is proving to be a game-changer for caregivers, offering...
Caring for Aging Parents: Before and After Coaching
Before CoachingCaring for aging parents can often catch people with little preparation. The process often starts subtly: You begin to notice minor issues with your parents as...
Solo Caregiving: A Guide for Only Children
According to recent Census Bureau data, the trend of having smaller families is on the rise. In 2022, 19% of American women aged 40-44 had only one child, nearly double the percentage...
How do you know when it's time to take a break?
Caring for aging parents is a deeply fulfilling yet demanding role. It requires unwavering dedication and love, often at the expense of our own well-being. Here's how to take...
