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It is likely that the majority of financial planners will work with families with a member suffering from Alzheimer's disease because it is the most common form of dementia. These families often experience a type of grief that is overlooked, known as ambiguous loss. Join the contributors of August's Journal of Financial Planning, Emily Forst, Megan McCoy, Ph.D., LMFT, and Shelitha Smodic, CFP, as they discuss how financial therapy could aid financial planners in supporting their clients through emotional stress, and how to develop more empathy for families experiencing ambiguous loss. This online roundtable is an interactive discussion with the panel and audience, led by Journal in the Round moderator and FPA member Kieran Rooney, CFP.