 | A midlife crisis can drive an otherwise sane spouse crazy. You'll need to be patient and give your spouse support as they make the difficult transition to a new stage of life. By Lisa Bower |
Ladies: has your 35-50 year-old man suddenly begun acting even more weirdly than he usually does? Has he hatched plans for giving up his sales job, taking all your savings and going to South America to find a cure for cancer? |
Does the thought of turning 40 bother you? What about turning 50 or 60? Is it getting you down just thinking about it? Do you feel you are in a rut and you have accomplished little or nothing in your life? |
It's easy to get frustrated and angry when your spouse is going through a midlife crisis, but wouldn't you be better off trying to understand? A midlife crisis is often called a "second puberty" in which an adult tries to recapture his or her youth by behaving much like a teenager. By Susan Quilty |
 | Age, for many people, results in a heightened sense of mortality. A female midlife crisis is something women have when they try and reclaim their youth or resist the aging process. By Lisa Bower |
Signs of midlife crisis in men are not necessarily the stereotypical red flags shown to us by Hollywood. By Lisa Bower |
Want to know if you or a person you love is exhibiting midlife crisis symptoms? Learn the common symptoms and their causes. By Rachel Mork |
If you are coping with your midlife crisis symptoms, you may feel overwhelmed. Learn to navigate the choppy waters of a midlife crisis. By Rachel Mork |
Are you concerned about male midlife crisis symptoms? Learn about the red flags that suggest a crisis is underway. By Rachel Mork |
Common midlife crisis symptoms are neither myth nor embarrassment. In fact, you can transform a midlife crisis symptom into a positive life change. By Rachel Mork |
