Mis padres se hacen mayores : Cómo cuidar cuando los roles cambian

Being children when our parents age is a common, profound, and yet little-considered experience. No one has taught us how to support them when they are no longer invulnerable, how to care for them without intruding, how to respect their autonomy without disengaging. This book addresses this relationship from an adult perspective, far removed from technical manuals and paternalistic discourses. Through psychology, ethical reflection, and lived experience, it proposes a better understanding of our parents' aging, the changes in our bond, and the risks of well-intentioned ageism. A book to think about, support, and care for without infantilizing them; to understand those who came before us and, in doing so, prepare ourselves for our own aging.