Contributed by Terry Hargrave

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Magazine Article - Case Study

August 1, 2012

Stategies for the Aging Brain

Coping with memory loss

Robert Hill & Terry Hargrave

Since our population is aging, memory decline is something middle aged and older clients are increasingly bringing to therapists. The human mind is quite capable of leveraging adaptive processes to preserve intellectual function--even at an advanced age. Read More
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Magazine Article

June 30, 2010

Failure to Launch

The Struggle to Leave Home in the 21st Century

Terry Hargrave & Douglas Flemons

By longstanding American tradition, when kids reach a certain age, say 18, 20, 22, they're expected to fly the home coop and begin living their... Read More
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Magazine Article

July 1, 2005

When You're 64

You May Be Ready to Retire, But What About Mom and Dad?

Terry Hargrave

With the life expectancy of the elderly rising, today's Boomers, much maligned for their presumed selfishness, are facing a far more daunting challenge in taking care of their parents than their forebearers ever did. Read More

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Terry Hargrave

Terry Hargrave, PhD, a professor of marriage and family therapy at Fuller Theological Seminary. He is the author of numerous articles and books, including Restoration Therapy: Understanding and Guiding Healing in Marriage and Family Therapy.