The Science of Midlife
Frank J. Infurna, PhDThe Science of Midlife explores the forces reshaping midlife in America and offers a roadmap for transforming midlife from a time of despair into a chapter of strength and possibility.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 15 | Subscribers | Read | frankinfurna.substack.com |
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What Shrinking Reveals about Grief and Identity in Midlife
In the opening scene of Apple TV+’s Shrinking, therapist Jimmy Laird sits across from a patient droning on about the same problems she’s discussed for months. His face is blank. Not thoughtfully neutral, the professional poker face therapis...
Why a Developmental Psychologist is Writing about Shrinking
When I started my newsletter in January, I didn’t intend on writing about television shows. My work focuses on midlife development, how people navigate major life transitions, and why recent cohorts of middle-aged adults are experiencing po...
The Rewards of Parenting
I’ve spent considerable time in my recent articles discussing the very real challenges facing middle-aged parents today. The data on declining midlife health, the sandwich generation squeeze, and the unprecedented stressors parents face are...
Why Middle-Aged Adults Are Still Supporting Adult Kids (And It's Not Their Fault)
Sarah is 54. Her son graduated from college three years ago with a degree in marketing and $42,000 in student debt. He’s been working various contract positions that pay $18-22 per hour, none with benefits. He can’t afford rent in the city ...
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I’m a professor who studies the challenges and opportunities of midlife. I’m writing a book that explores the forces reshaping midlife in America and actionable avenues for promoting resilience.
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